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• TITLE: Evolution, Quantization, Relativity: An “Ab Initio” Model

  AUTHORS: Sebastiano Tosto

  KEYWORDS: Evolution, Quantum Theory, Relativistic Theory

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Modern Physics, Vol.9 No.14, December 27, 2018

  ABSTRACT: “= everything flows”, Eraclitus, (Ephesus, 535-475 B.C.). If really in Nature everything changes and progresses, then at least two questions arise: 1) how can be these changes entropic but nonetheless somehow predictable without risk of oxymoronic behavior; 2) how can Science conform itself to follow this requirement of the Nature. To attempt an answer to these questions, the present paper introduces an ab initio theoretical model aimed to show that physical information is actually nothing else but straightforward quantum and relativistic implication of the concept of evolution.