Remark 1. Mendeleev's key principles are as follows: 1. Principle of continuity; 2. Principle of minimum change; 3. Principle of rows and columns; 4. Principle of cyclicity; 5. Principle of parity/oddity. 13 [The elements of the first group (Cu, Ag, Au) Mendeleev also placed at the end of the Table . In addition, he places the noble gases, both in zeroth and in the eighth group of PSE ).] III Apart from the justification of the title of this work, given through chemistry and physics, the argumentation is also given through mathematics, specifically through 11 In the chemical code (PSE), the minimum change manifests itself as a change for one proton in the atom of each successive element; in GC for a unit change in quantity (in the number of atoms and/or nucleons), namely: the change for the first-order unit, or for the second-order unit, or for third-order unit; or for two units, for three units etc. 36: "Such strict regularity in a change (move) exactly for a unit shall be specified (and defined) as the unit change law.") 12 Hence, GC cannot be degenerate, but only generated as it is. 13 All photocopies from Kedrov's book are also on my website [key words: Mendeleyev's Archive () arithmetic and algebra. There are, however, hints that the unity of chemism and semiosis in GC can be proven through higher mathematics , and also through special mathematics, as is the case with p-adic mathematics. .