Concept Of Multiverse Research Articles

Teologi Islam dan Kosmologi: Penciptaan Alam Semesta Menurut Al-Qur'an, Konsep Multiverse, dan Hubungan Teori Evolusi dengan Ajaran Islam dalam Perspektif Sains Modern

The development of modern science, particularly in cosmology and evolutionary biology, raises questions about how Islamic theology can engage in dialogue with contemporary scientific theories such as the Big Bang theory, the multiverse concept, and the theory of evolution. The objective of this research is to explore Islamic theology and cosmology, focusing on the aspects of the Creation of the Universe according to the Qur'an, the Multiverse Concept, and the Relationship between Evolutionary Theory and Islamic Teachings from the perspective of modern science. The method used in this study is a Systematic Literature Review by analyzing previous relevant studies on Islamic theology and cosmology. The findings show a connection between Islamic theology and the science of the creation of the universe, the multiverse, and evolutionary theory. The Qur'an presents creation as the will of God, encompassing both physical and spiritual dimensions. The concept of the multiverse is acceptable as long as it does not contradict the oneness of God (tawhid), while the theory of evolution is understood as part of the divine plan. Dialogue between theology and science enriches our understanding of the cosmos and opens up opportunities for relevant interdisciplinary research.

멀티버스를 활용한 오타쿠계 문화콘텐츠의 캐릭터 스토리텔링 사례분석

This paper explores how multiverse storytelling is applied in collectible mobile games, particularly in otaku culture games, and how it accentuates character narratives. Multiverse storytelling involves adopting a multiverse setting or revealing possibilities in different universes during the narrative development process. It enhances immersion by presenting diverse aspects of characters to the players. Due to its emphasis on characters, multiverse storytelling is actively utilized in otaku games. However, despite the expanding scale of otaku games globally, research on multiverse storytelling in this gaming genre is still lacking.
 The paper first examines the concept of multiverse and the characteristics of otaku content games. Subsequently, it analyzes the character “Zaira” from the otaku game “Lord of Heroes” using the “Character-Centric Storytelling Analysis Methodology.” The study then elucidates how multiverse storytelling varies and accentuates characters. Finally, it provides considerations for employing multiverse storytelling effectively.

Abolishing Platonism in Multiverse Theories

A debated issue in the mathematical foundations in at least the last two decades is whether one can plausibly argue for the merits of treating undecidable questions of mathematics, e.g., the Continuum Hypothesis (CH), by relying on the existence of a plurality of set-theoretical universes except for a single one, i.e., the well-known set-theoretical universe V associated with the cumulative hierarchy of sets. The multiverse approach has some varying versions of the general concept of multiverse yet my intention is to primarily address ontological multiversism as advocated, for instance, by Hamkins or Vaatanen, precisely for the reason that they proclaim, to the one or the other extent, ontological preoccupations for the introduction of respective multiverse theories. Taking also into account Woodin’s and Steel’s multiverse versions, I take up an argumentation against multiversism, and in a certain sense against platonism in mathematical foundations, mainly on subjectively founded grounds, while keeping an eye on Clarke-Doane’s concern with Benacerraf’s challenge. I note that even though the paper is rather technically constructed in arguing against multiversism, the non-negligible philosophical part is influenced to a certain extent by a phenomenologically motivated view of the matter.

Anthropic Selection of Physical Constants, Quantum Entanglement, and the Multiverse Falsifiability

This paper evaluates some important aspects of the multiverse concept. Firstly, the most realistic opportunity for it which is the spacetime variability of the physical constants and may deliver worlds with different physics, hopefully fulfilling the conditions of the anthropic principles. Then, more esoteric versions of the multiverse being the realisation of some abstract mathematics or even logic (cf. paper by M. Heller in this volume). Finally, it evaluates the big challenge of getting any signal from “other universes” using recent achievements of the quantum theory.

The fortuitous chain reaction

A very slight change in some nuclear properties would have been enough to make the fission chain reaction impossible. If the alpha-decay energy of 235U, the only naturally occurring fissile nuclide, were just 0.1 MeV higher than it actually is so little would remain in the Earth that extracting a critical mass would be close to impossible. Moreover, even with a sufficient abundance of 235U, if its scission point were shifted inwards by at most 2 fm not enough secondary neutrons would be emitted for a chain reaction to be possible. Speculating within the framework of the multiverse concept, we ask whether there could be a universe similar to ours in which intelligent life can emerge but in which the fission chain reaction is impossible.

PROBABILITY IN MULTIVERSE

Probability on itself is a hypothesis. It is defined as the chance of occurrence of an event out of the possible number of outcomes in a sample space. But things can slightly change if we take into account the concept of multiverse, as the existence of multiverse itself is probabilistic and the occurrence of an event and its outcomes can’t be known and judged practically. Statistics is the most beloved child of mathematics, which has a lot of question everyday on various data. But here, it too may suffer difficulties as you don’t even know specifically all the data.

Is ours the only universe?

Is ours the only universe? In this article I review how the idea of “multiverse” in cosmology and quantum theories. Vast space-time were generated during inflation, for which the observable part is limited by horizon and only a tiny small fraction of the whole, and different effective physical laws may be found in the different parts. In quantum mechanics, according to the many world interpretation, during each quantum measurement the world split into different branches which evolve independently. However, whether such different branches should be considered “really exist” is more a question of philosophy than science. The concept of multiverse is however almost impossible to be tested with experiments or observations, thus raising the question whether they are meaningful science questions at all.

How to fix a broken heart: Cardiac disease and the ‘multiverse’ of stem cell research in Canada

This article focuses on Canadian stem cell researchers working on therapeutic appli- cations of autologous stem cells for heart disease. Building on the concept of ‘multiverse’ – coined by William James and then further developed by Ernst Bloch – we are interested in the simultaneity of the certain and uncertain, sometimes contradictory arguments articulated by these scientists. In the first part of the article we illustrate some of the factors that provide certainty for researchers and clinicians. The second part analyzes the ways in which uncertain elements become integrated into a discourse of certainty. What we would like to show, using the concept of multiverse, is that a rela- tively new bio-technology such as stem cell treatments generally relies on both certain and uncertain reasoning. However, uncertainty has to give way to a platform of partial certainty, if crucial action is to be taken on issues as diverse as treatments and grant applications. The principle mechanisms we found that can make this kind of transformation possible target future developments (what we call ‘if only arguments’), including past encouraging results in need of further research.

One Universe, Endless Cycles

The finding of cosmic cold spots now reveal real possibilities of existing other universe. Many researchers are now aware of our universe might be the one of billions-perhaps an infinite number of universes①. However, the introduction of concept of multiverse creates confusion, because it alters the definition of universe established in scientific world.. In this paper, a possible cause is discussed in physics. The theories of multiverse indirectly recognize possibilities of multiple big bangs’ existence, where each big bang generates its respective family of galaxies and occupies it’s associated space. Based on recent telescope observation, our universe is cooling down while its expanding is sped up ② The energy in the universe is constant, when the background temperature drops, the heat energy transforms into a different form of energy that is momentum which fueling passing galaxy with kinetic energy③. In this paper, author will clarify some of paradox phenomenon that puzzles physics theorists who follow classic physics law. The introduction of new physics law-e.g. quantum law is neither necessary nor supported. The big bang explosion is triggered by a certain level (quantifiable) of mass/energy. It cannot require an infinite level of mass/energy. To explain it in a more organized way without defying universe definition, A new terminology – “Zolaxy” must be introduced for each part of the universal system, ③which is created by a single mother blast.

MULTIVERSE COSMOLOGICAL MODELS

Recent advances in string theory and inflationary cosmology have led to a surge of interest in the possible existence of an ensemble of cosmic regions, or "universes", among the members of which key physical parameters, such as the masses of elementary particles and the coupling constants, might assume different values. The observed values in our cosmic region are then attributed to an observer selection effect (the so-called anthropic principle). The assemblage of universes has been dubbed "the multiverse". In this paper we review the multiverse concept and the criticisms that have been advanced against it on both scientific and philosophical grounds.