"New Physics needs new maths" is a long-standing demand for a mathematical approach to finally combine the Theory of Relativity and Quantum Physics. The reason for this failure so far is revealed for the first time on the basis of misunderstandings in vector calculus and quaternion calculus. Their former discoverers Hermann Grassmannand W. R. Hamilton described their "new science" then almost simultaneously around 1843. Yet their mathematical systems differed fundamentally from one another, although they both dealt with the same domain of expansion. - Old mathematical models are reinterpreted and combined with new knowledge. - Connecting the infinitely small with the infinitely large by using imaginary units. - Solving the problem of infinity by introducing an imaginary calculus of wholeness. - Draft of a Theory Of Everything. - A standard work of Unified Physics / Holistic Physics. In the end, maths, physics and philosophy are finally reconnected.weiterlesen