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At the level of elementary particles, time could be stopped
The assumption is that at the level of elementary partcles,
time is the infinite set of urelements U of the set theory
with urelements (urelements not linearly ordered).
If a particle is at the time u1 and "then" at the lateral
time u2, it could be again at u1 sideways.
Time would have stopped.
Time at the level of elementary particles is not the arrow
of time that we know at our level.
As a result of what could be happening at the level of
elementary particles, there might be disturbances of
time in an area, at our level, like time slowing down.
We cannot go back in time as we cannot jeopardize causality.
Adib Ben Jebara.
http://www.freewebs.com/adibbenjebara
Please, a comment. Mainlt necause of 2 specialities very few
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I thank Mr Andreas Blass, Mr Jeff Rimmel, Mr John Halleck
and Mr John Truss.
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