Jean Émile Charon

Jean Émile Charon (born February 25, 1920 in Paris , † June 1998 ) was a French physicist and philosopher .

Charon was a nuclear physicist and, following Einstein's successor, dealt with the unification of the essential physical theories in the sense of the so-called world formula . From around 1959 Charon also dealt with metaphysics by trying to look at matter and spirit from a common point of view. His main approach was to assume a so-called complex space-time on the basis of complex numbers , in which the real parts of the numbers stand for material things and the imaginary parts for spiritual things.

As a metaphysician v. a. experience a reception in the area of esotericism .

Major works

physics

• Eléments d'une théorie unitaire d'Univers , Éditions René Kister, Genève, Éditions de la Grange Batelière (Paris) 1962.
• Relativité générale , Éditions René Kister (Genève), Éditions de la Grange Batelière (Paris), 1963.

philosophy

• The spirit of matter , German 1996.
• The Fall of Evolution , German 1997.
• O death, where is thy sting. The immortality of consciousness , German 1990.

swell

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