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TIME IN SCIENCE AND LIFE

The greatest legacy of Albert Einstein

In 1905, when Albert Einstein introduced a new theory of time as space-time, otherwise known as ‘local time’, some philosophers considered it as (probably) his greatest discovery. The reason, evidently, is that time is more important than anything else except life itself. But what, essentially, is it? Einstein did not give us the philosophical interpretation of space-time. That is a task for the philosophers. Samuel K. K. Blankson, the Ghanaian philosopher, gives one of the most lucid and logical interpretations of what Einstein called ‘time, pure and simple’. The strange and extremely technical phenomenon known as ‘time dilation’, which inspired Einstein to discover his special theory of relativity, is lucidly explained. The reader will find the answer simple and most surprising, and, it is hoped, satisfactory too.

 

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Paperback: 285 pages

Publisher: Lulu.com 

Language: English

ISBN-13: 978-1-4092-6809-3

Product Dimensions: 6 x 9 inches

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Table of Contents

PROLOGUE

ONE

A word about counterintuitive mathematics

TWO

Physics and philosophy

THREE

Plato versus Einstein

FOUR

What happened to time and physical reality in 1905?

FIVE

Relative realities

SIX

Duration and time

SEVEN

Refuting Minkowski

EIGHT

The status of earth time in the universe

NINE

Earth time, the quantum, and general relativity

TEN

Legends and myths of time        

ELEVEN

Time dilation     

TWELVE               

Was time invented by man?      

THIRTEEN           

Why the year is our proper SI of time    

FOURTEEN         

Summary and conclusion             

EPILOGUE          

APPENDIX I        

Time and quantified time            

APPENDIX II      

The principle of mathematical equivalence         

APPENDIX III     

Why space on its own is not “space-time”           

APPENDIX IV     

The misconceptions of time in relativity

APPENDIX V      

Reply to some critics on the web             

NOTES & REFERENCES   

INDEX  

 

 

 

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