General Science and Philosophy

Zero as Non-Number: The Origin Criterion of Existence Value with 0(n) Notation

Authors: Sinseok Kang
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Numbers are defined as symbols denoting the value of existent being. However, zero does not denote an existent value; instead, it functions as the absolute origin criterion before existence emerges. Through the operational contradiction of 0×9 = 0 and the 0(n) notation, we prove the complete non-numerical nature of zero. This is a philosophical proposal that fundamentally reconsiders the ontological foundations of mathematical operations.
Category: General Science and Philosophy