The Natural Philosophy of TimeClarendon Press, 1980 - 399 Seiten |
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... Sitter universe is a pseudo - hyperspherical space - time . In other words , if we formally replace t by iw , where i = √ ( -1 ) , we obtain a four - dimensional sphere . Since , however , time is given by t and not by w , it follows ...
... Sitter universe is a pseudo - hyperspherical space - time . In other words , if we formally replace t by iw , where i = √ ( -1 ) , we obtain a four - dimensional sphere . Since , however , time is given by t and not by w , it follows ...
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... Sitter universe is not truly static . Strictly speaking , it is a world model which expands exponentially with time . The de Sitter universe only appears to be static because of its empti- ness . As de Sitter himself discovered , if a ...
... Sitter universe is not truly static . Strictly speaking , it is a world model which expands exponentially with time . The de Sitter universe only appears to be static because of its empti- ness . As de Sitter himself discovered , if a ...
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... Sitter , W. , 284 , 297 , 302-3 de Sitter space - time , see de Sitter universe de Sitter universe ( see also Einstein - de Sit- ter universe ) , 241 , 284-7 , 291 , 296 , 302-3 , 307-8 , 309 detailed balancing , principle of , 9 ...
... Sitter , W. , 284 , 297 , 302-3 de Sitter space - time , see de Sitter universe de Sitter universe ( see also Einstein - de Sit- ter universe ) , 241 , 284-7 , 291 , 296 , 302-3 , 307-8 , 309 detailed balancing , principle of , 9 ...
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
Urheberrecht | |
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