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OnthePrincipleofTimeandItsEffects(v2)
LiQiuping1
1(Email:autumn_flat@)
Abstract:
[Objective]Toexploretheissueofdefiningtimeinnaturalscience.
[Method]Definetimeusingthemethodofanalyticgeometry.
[Results]
Bydefiningtimeusinganalyticgeometry,themeaningsandessenceofconstant
accelerationandvariableaccelerationcanbeclearlyunderstood,aswellasthe
phenomenaofspatialcompression,stretching,andcurvaturecausedbythetimeeffectsof
acceleration.
[Limitations]
Thesettingoftheminimumtimeinterval,relativetothespatialmotionscaleofthe
observedobject,affectsthedescriptionoftheobjectsacceleration.
[Conclusion]
Definingtimeusinganalyticgeometryisanaturalapproachforanalyzingand
understandingtherelativityoftime,aswellasphenomenasuchasspatialcompression,
stretching,andcurvature.
Keywords:Time,Acceleration,ConstantAcceleration,VariableAcceleration,Spatial
Compression,SpatialCurvature
Summary
Timehasbothsociologicalandnaturalscienceattributes.Thispapermainlydiscusses
howtodefinetimeinnaturalscienceusingthemethodofanalyticgeometry.Italso
coversthetimeeffectscausedbyconstantandvariableacceleration,whichareequivalent
tospatialcompression,stretching,andcurvature.Thesettingoftheminimumtime
interval,relativetothespatialmotionscaleoftheobservedobject,affectsthedescription
oftheobjectsacceleration.
TheEssenceofTime
Inphysics,timeisdefinedasaspecificreferenceandcomparisonforchangesinnatural
objects(ormatter)intheirnaturalenvironment.
Asiswellknown,naturalobjects(ormatter)havevariousstates,suchasmass,shape,
spatialposition,etc.Someobjectsormatteralsoexhibitphenomenasuchasbeing
electricallycharged,magnetic,emittinglight,orradiatingheat.Thesestatesand
phenomenacannotonlybeobservedbutalsomeasured.
Now,ifwecalmourmindsandcompletelyabandonallconceptsandimagesrelatedto
timeinourbrains—thatis,weassumethatourbrainsnotonlycompletely
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