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Is this a contradiction in Mathematics? (The paradox and Foundation of Mathematics, first version)
In [Is Classical Mathematics Appropriate for Theory of Computation?] we show there is a contradiction which in [“Fuzzy Time”, a solution of Unexpected Hanging Paradox (A Fuzzy interpretation of Quantum Mechanics), Philpapers 2019-04-13] we give a solution for that. This is the starting point for new Theories, Theory of Fuzzy Time Computation and Fuzzy Time –Particle interpretation of quantum Mechanics. A question is remained which was mentioned in [Two points and two questions, F.Didehvar, Philpapers, Researchgate, 2025]. Is this contradiction a contradiction in Mathematics too? Here, we try to answer this question. The article belongs to a group of articles which presents the logical back bone of this line of research.
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