This chapter introduces the paradigm ‘quantization as selection problem’
by means of few historical remarks. They include Einstein’s 1907 reasoning,
Schrödinger’s 1926 derivation of his wave equation, and Gödel’s theorem and
Munchhausen’s trilemma. The latter ones concern questions, which can be posed, but
not be answered within CM. Such questions transcendent CM. This book poses the
question, how the mechanics of oscillators without turning points looks like.
(“oscillators without turning points” means oscillators, which may assume
configurations beyond the classical turning points.)
Keywords: Axiomatic, Boundary conditions, Einstein, Gödel’s theorem,
Münchhausen’s trilemma, Quantization as selection problem, Schrödinger’s wave
equation.
