Buddhist Logic and Quantam Dilemma

Jayant Burde earned his M.Sc. Jayant Burde received his M.Sc. in mathematics from Bombay University, and a low degree at Bangalore University. He is also a Certified Associate of Indian Institute of Banker. His publications include mathematical models of finance, costing, and organizational structure.
Relativity theory and quantum theory were two theories that shaken the foundations of physics during the 20th century. Quantum theory is the most mysterious and fascinating sub-atomic world, with its amazing phenomena. You can find such entities like electrons, photons, and protons (light particles), or waves depending on the situation. This is known as matter-wave duality. The doctrine of catuskoti, which is a form of Buddhist philosophy, has been found to be remarkably similar to matter-wave duality. This belief violates the Aristotelion laws. This book examines two seemingly contradictory parallels: the similarity between Buddhist philosophy, scientific thought, and the resemblance of mystical catuskoti to mysterious matter-wave dualality. The book also attempts to dispel any misinformation about quantum theory that may be held by lay people.