The Manifold of Time

by Paulo N. Correa, Alexandra N. Correa
Aurora Biophysics Research Institute

J Aetherom Res, Volume 4, Issue 8 (January 2026),  pp. 1-19

Article ID:   JAR04-08-01

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ABSTRACT Physics cannot treat Time other than as a spatialized single-dimensional quantity that is arbitrary in nature. Reversibility in time is not a physical notion, but an erroneous claim that regards reversible physical processes of energy conversion. Philosophers of science, Bergson in particular, have claimed that the reductive time of physics is a mathematical fiction; that the reality of a universal Time expressed by absolute simultaneity can never be adequately addressed and analytically treated by physics. The conflict devolves to what are continuous vs. discontinuous multiplicities, and whether or not a multiplicity is the same as a manifold. Against the impasse that has lasted to this day, we propose an entirely different way to treat Time, both physically and analytically, based upon a theory of discrete energy and power multiplicities and their discernible flows, with every multiplicity forming a synthesis of commensurate Space and Time manifolds. This affords an entirely different physical, mathematical and philosophical view of the energy continuum, whose nature we have elsewhere shown to be ambipolar and lattice-ordered. By considering the Time-manifold of a cosmic lattice cell, we demonstrate that there is a universal synchronism with a fundamental beat.