Revealing the Essence of Differential and Integral Calculus based on Scientific Philosophy

2024

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DOI 10.47363/jpsos/2024(6)256
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Abstract

As it is known in the way where the basic equations of mathematical analysis and mathematical physics were taken as a basis it was possible to come to the main results of the Cantor set theory. However, contradictions and paradoxes were inherent to the results obtained in this field. In the way where the basic equations of theoretical physics, as well as empirical and probabilistic physics were taken as a basis, it was possible to arrive at the basic results of quantum theory. The results obtained in this area proved to be very useful in describing the experimental data. This was a sign of their truth. Therefore, there is reason to come to the following conclusion. That taking as a basis the ideas and results obtained in the field of quantum theory, there is a possibility to come to the disclosure of the essence of differential and integral calculus. As well as the results obtained in the field of new set theory. The main purpose of this work is an attempt to solve this problem.