The Natural Philosophy of TimeClarendon Press, 1980 - 399 Seiten |
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... equation ( 5.3 ) for time at a distance stills holds when the radial signal velocity is given by a function of the form g ' ( t ) / o ' ( r ) , although in equation ( 5.2 ) the symbol is now replaced by ( r ) , the integral with respect ...
... equation ( 5.3 ) for time at a distance stills holds when the radial signal velocity is given by a function of the form g ' ( t ) / o ' ( r ) , although in equation ( 5.2 ) the symbol is now replaced by ( r ) , the integral with respect ...
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... equation ( 7.2 ) is also obtained simply by replacing t by -t in equation ( 7.1 ) , we deduce that on time reversal a model with an event horizon is transformed into one with a particle horizon and vice versa . Strictly speaking , we ...
... equation ( 7.2 ) is also obtained simply by replacing t by -t in equation ( 7.1 ) , we deduce that on time reversal a model with an event horizon is transformed into one with a particle horizon and vice versa . Strictly speaking , we ...
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... equation Χ 1 x { ( r = = = = 1 ) + = + ] } { [ ( 1 + 2 = ar2 ) + a = -2 c α a c c - = Similarly , from equations ( A ... equation x 1 + where i.e. the equation a ' = a ( -V 380 APPENDIX.
... equation Χ 1 x { ( r = = = = 1 ) + = + ] } { [ ( 1 + 2 = ar2 ) + a = -2 c α a c c - = Similarly , from equations ( A ... equation x 1 + where i.e. the equation a ' = a ( -V 380 APPENDIX.
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
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