We are all aware that history can not be considered
as an area of knowledge where the portrayed
facts are scientifically supported. It was always
an arena for political or nationalistic manipulations
and smaller or larger falsification. Ancient
history is not an exception and in fact its problems
are more serious than one could suspect.
All the authors of this book are mathematicians
and we would like to illustrate how modern applied
mathematics can be used to investigate the
chronology of ancient events. Our results challenge
the correctness of the ancient chronology
supported by the overwhelming opinion of reputable
experts in history. It is not our intention
to create a sensation or to discredit anybody. Our
objective is to attract more attention to a serious
scientific problem.
We are aware that it was always extremely
hard to introduce principally new ideas in any
field of knowledge. There are numerous examples
in physics, mathematics, biology, medicine and
other sciences, when the new theories were only
accepted after long years of absolute rejection by
almost all experts. Nevertheless, every area of
science had its turning points when, with hesitation
and lots of pain, old and well established
knowledge was rejected to accept new concepts.
Such reversals happened before in astronomy, mechanics,
chemistry, physics and even in mathematics.
There were also reversals in economics
and psychology as well. Surprisingly, the historical
chronology throughout the last four centuries
remains intact. There was no significant improvement
of the chronology in spite of the computer
technology and modern methods of data analysis.
Nowadays, more and more mathematics is used
in the social sciences. During the last century,
economics owes its development to mathematics.
There is a growing need for mathematics in psychology,
sociology, demography, social epidemiology
and criminology. Not surprisingly, mathematics
is also trying to make its contribution in
areas that seem to be quite distant from it.
The historical chronology, when it was created
in the XVII century was considered as a part of
mathematics (even J. Scaliger, who is know as the
creator of the presently accepted version of the
chronology, considered himself a mathematician).
Later, it was incorporated as a part of history,
which is a pure social science not relying on the
natural sciences methodology.
Without solid scientific
tools, historians are not able to solve principal
problems existing in the chronology (clearly,
problems exist in any area of knowledge). In our
book, we will show that there are serious problems
in a very foundation of the conventional chronology.
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