Time is used in mathematical modeling which measure physical
changes. We have demonstrated in two different ways that it was an invention of
thought. Indeed, archeology has put in light the first trace of time which
started to be used in Mesopotamia (4800-4500 years ago) [6]. Physics makes
appear that time has no physical properties; it means that it’s a concept;
instead, it owns interesting mathematical properties [12]. Strangely enough,
time is still and wrongly considered a phenomenon; obviously, its role needs to
be clarified through some contrasting examples in diverse disciplines.
Author(s) Details:
Patrice F. Dassonville,
Author of the Invention of Time and Space: Origins, Definitions,
Nature, Properties, Rue Latour- Maubourg, 06400 Cannes, France.
Please see the link here: https://stm.bookpi.org/RATMCS-V9/article/view/13325
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