Temporal Mechanics has proven itself to be the only scientific formalism, a formalism that can account for the idea of two time paradigms, one being the known standard temporal paradigm (what a clock measures), and the other being time at “c”, at the speed of light, where time does not pass, all in the one mathematical calculus called “temporal calculus”, correctly deriving the known equations relevant to physical phenomena. Stephen Jarvis, 2021. EQUUS SPACE is a scientific research and development consultancy that delivers a new scientific application Temporal Mechanics (and associated temporal calculus) that achieves a more substantiated and practical link between the known field forces than Einsteinian relativity physics theory alone, thus arriving at a more substantiated and practical set of outcomes for scientific research and exploration, providing more realistic forecasts to scientific planning, execution, and discovery. The theoretic content of Temporal Mechanics is presented as 35 initial preprint papers, 1-35 consecutively, as avaialble through the following channels, as papers 1-35: In papers 1-35, Temporal Mechanics presents the new idea of time-points in space forming a time-space golden ratio time-point tapestry detailing the manifestation of physical phenomena. The whole process of logic is a departure from standard physics in that standard physics relies entirely on the logic of “mass” (momentum and inertia) to describe space and time, yet here the idea of time is given priority with space according to a golden ratio temporal code underwriting the nature of particle phenomena and associated field forces. Papers 1-18 (Volume 1) detail the basic tenets of the idea of the temporal calculus of those time-points in space and how they relate specifically to the human perception reference. Papers 19-21 (Volume 2) then move on to summarise the findings of papers 1-18 to explain more broadly the Dimensional Mechanics between time and space. Papers 22-23 (Volume 3) then explain the result of the dimensional mechanics of time and space as a type of Time Aether, those energy dynamics and associated wave-function logistics with the time-points in space. Papers 24-28 (Volume 4) then describe the general temporal calculus at play in the pan-scape of all that is observed of natural phenomena, deriving all the physical data of particles that physics seeks to explain. Papers 29-33 (Volume 5) then identify and address the fundamental theoretic problems in contemporary physics, and thence the general and specific solutions to those fundamental theoretic problems via the temporal calculus of Temporal Mechanics presented. Papers 34-35 (Volume 6) then move to identifying the basic metrics and logistics involved in the seamless inter-relationship between the phenomenal features of time and space, those general patterns of particle-field interplay, paying particular attention to the appeareance of the phenomena of stars, and how those metrics can be derived. Following papers 1-35 Temporal Mechanics proposes three foundational papers, Temporal Mechanics I-III, as an overarching analysis of papers 1-35, establishing a new axiom for time (I), a derivation of the electron mass (II), and then the establishment for a relationship between entropy, time’s flow, and the gravitational field force (III) as a step beyond Einstein’s GR theory for gravity. Temporal Mechanics I is now available: EQUUS SPACE is available to assist individuals, students, learning institutes, and scientific research agencies by offering a consulation service instructing Temporal Mechanics, implementing a more efficient and successful outcome-based approach to scientific research ventures beyond the theoretic limitations of standard physics practice. Please feel welcome to be a part of this new approach to scientific theory and discovery in accessing the literature of this new science. For more information regarding the consulatancy process, please register your interest.
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Individual papers: Initial Papers 1-35 (811-page, 15.5 MB) PDF Digital Download: a companion for each of the papers for document word-searching in the one PDF eBook, references between papers clearly annotated and navigated using the chapter side-bar tool of the PDF reader. eBook Volumes 1-6 of papers 1-35 (Kindle or GooglePlay):
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