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In order to discuss laws that rule material world we must first define the concept of matter itself. To do so, we will create an abstract model ? a completely theoretical paradigm that will allow us to understand how natural laws function. We will develop this abstract model starting with a simple definition and continuing throughout this book to add features and properties ? until the model matches the actual physical reality in all important issues that we will discuss.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | In order to discuss laws that rule material world we must first define the concept of matter itself. To do so, we will create an abstract model ? a completely theoretical paradigm that will allow us to understand how natural laws function. We will develop this abstract model starting with a simple definition and continuing throughout this book to add features and properties ? until the model matches the actual physical reality in all important issues that we will discuss. | ||
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| Title | Elementary Concepts of Material World |
| Author(s) | Aleksandar Vukelja |
| Keywords | matter, natural laws |
| Published | 2005 |
Abstract
In order to discuss laws that rule material world we must first define the concept of matter itself. To do so, we will create an abstract model ? a completely theoretical paradigm that will allow us to understand how natural laws function. We will develop this abstract model starting with a simple definition and continuing throughout this book to add features and properties ? until the model matches the actual physical reality in all important issues that we will discuss.