ABOUT
NAVIGATION
SOCIAL
ADDRESS
Stephen H. Jarvis
Equus Aerospace Pty Ltd,
Sydney, Australia.
The basic theoretic zero-dimensional number theory content of Temporal Mechanics is
presented as 56 consecutive papers (Volumes 1-8) each available through the following channels:
The 56 papers (Volumes 1-8, ~1500 pages) are best read as a compiled single PDF from the
following secure download link (SendOwl):
Xemdir
WELCOME
XEMDIR: THEORETIC, ENERGY, AND PROPULSION SYSTEMS Xemdir in the development of Temporal Mechanics, presents 56 papers (http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3869-7694) central to a new approach to both physics theory, employing the use of a new zero-dimensional number theory to assist with the understanding of time and associated nature of space, directly solving current problems in physics.
THE THEORY
TEMPORAL MECHANICS: ZERO-DIMENSIONAL LOGIC
Temporal Mechanics is a new method of examining physical phenomena in using a zero-dimensional philosophy and associated number theory. Specifically,
Temporal Mechanics uses the mathematical object description of zero-dimensionality for time and space, namely time as a moment and space as a point, such
as an advancement upon standard calculus.
Here with the zero-dimensional number theory, Temporal Mechanics presents the case of defining time as time-domains central to our perception ability of
time and space. In other words, Temporal Mechanics presents the case of self-evident axioms for time and space, axioms that are self-evident to our
perception ability of physical phenomena. The thinking here with Temporal Mechanics is that a temporal-perception adjusted mathematical model should
derive the known equations and values relevant to known phenomena, provided that the data exists to confirm or deny that new axiomatic base.
As the name suggests, Temporal Mechanics is the proposed mechanics of time, presumably with space. Here, although time can be observed to contract and
lengthen owing to the relative motion of bodies, it is derived that the speed of light c is always a constant velocity where at c time does not pass. Here,
Temporal Mechanics addresses both concepts of time known to QFT and GR, the primary universal c time where at c time does not pass for any location in
space, and the secondary incursions of time due to relative motion.
Stephen H. Jarvis
Author of Temporal Mechanics
Founder of Xemdir.
RESULTS
APPLICATIONS
NAVIGATION
ADDRESS
Stephen H. Jarvis
Equus Aerospace Pty
Ltd,
Sydney, Australia.
SOCIAL
The basic theoretic zero-dimensional number
theory content of Temporal Mechanics is
presented as 56 consecutive papers (Volumes 1-
8) each available through the following channels:
The 56 papers (Volumes 1-8, ~1500 pages) are
best read as a compiled single PDF from the
following secure download link (SendOwl):
WELCOME
XEMDIR: THEORETIC, ENERGY, AND PROPULSION SYSTEMS Xemdir in the development of Temporal Mechanics, presents 56 papers (http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3869-7694) central to a new approach to both physics theory, employing the use of a new zero-dimensional number theory to assist with the understanding of time and associated nature of space, directly solving current problems in physics.
THE THEORY
TEMPORAL MECHANICS:
ZERO-DIMENSIONAL LOGIC
Temporal Mechanics is a new method of
examining physical phenomena in using a zero-
dimensional philosophy and associated number
theory. Specifically, Temporal Mechanics uses
the mathematical object description of zero-
dimensionality for time and space, namely time
as a moment and space as a point, such as an
advancement upon standard calculus.
Here with the zero-dimensional number theory,
Temporal Mechanics presents the case of
defining time as time-domains central to our
perception ability of time and space. In other
words, Temporal Mechanics presents the case of
self-evident axioms for time and space, axioms
that are self-evident to our perception ability of
physical phenomena. The thinking here with
Temporal Mechanics is that a temporal-
perception adjusted mathematical model should
derive the known equations and values relevant
to known phenomena, provided that the data
exists to confirm or deny that new axiomatic
base.
As the name suggests, Temporal Mechanics is
the proposed mechanics of time, presumably
with space. Here, although time can be observed
to contract and lengthen owing to the relative
motion of bodies, it is derived that the speed of
light c is always a constant velocity where at c
time does not pass. Here, Temporal Mechanics
addresses both concepts of time known to QFT
and GR, the primary universal c time where at c
time does not pass for any location in space, and
the secondary incursions of time due to relative
motion.
Stephen H. Jarvis
Author of Temporal Mechanics
Founder of Xemdir.
ABOUT
RESULTS
Xemdir
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