Quantum Structure of Laws II

Why is the universe governed by laws? Why is energy conserved and why does symmetry create the regularity of the world? "The Quantum Structure of Laws" is the second work in Jana Horkelová's trilogy about the deeper architecture of reality. While the first volume raised the question of whether space and time are truly fundamental, this volume goes even further, asking why reality takes the form of law. The author combines clearly explained physical principles with philosophical depth, showing that laws may not be a given but can express the very structure of existence.

The book leads the reader from concrete examples to the question of the necessity and possibility of the world. It opens up the tension between the idea of reality as a single necessary structure and the possibility that the world is one variant within a broader space. This second volume thus forms a key bridge to the final volume of the trilogy, "The Quantum Whole", which will explore the very structure of reality as a whole.