Can I use mathematics to explain the Book of Changes? If not, what is the relationship between mathematics and the Book of Changes?

There are three parties: image, reason and number, and the result is occupation.

It is closely related to binary, and it is a record of natural phenomena with octal index.

Not to mention the infinite Tai Chi (0-> 1) evolved to two levels, and this concept of limit is the basis of calculus.

The Book of Changes quantifies the variables of the universe, thus obtaining the calculation of a certain time and space. By describing natural phenomena, people can have a clear understanding of very abstract things.

I think the basic idea of the Book of Changes is "Ten Methods of Taoism, and everyone chooses one". It means that there are many methods (appearances), but the final Tao is the same. The same is true of mathematics.

Logic:

Mathematicians used to think that mathematics was based entirely on logic. Later, Russell's paradox was discovered and changed.

I ching is also used for derivation, but the road is fifty and the sky is forty-nine. This is why yarrow started divination.

It means there are always variables in everything. Therefore, no matter how perfect the conclusion looks, from other angles, there may still be problems.

It's not easy.

Normalization:

From a formal point of view, a thing can be given a model and solved. The reason is the same as the Book of Changes.