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Unification in One Dimension

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Unification in One Dimension
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Publisher: arXiv
Number of pages: 498

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A physical theory of the world is presented under the unifying principle that all of nature is laid out before us and experienced through the passage of time. The one-dimensional progression in time is opened out into a multi-dimensional mathematically consistent flow, with the simplicity of the former giving rise to symmetries of the latter.

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