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Time Chest — edition and contents

This shorter synthesis follows three stages: historical approaches to time, the relation between physical multiplicity and unity, and the proposed complex-time interpretation. It offers a compact entry into the series for readers who want the conceptual route before the longer volumes.

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Bibliographic details

Title
Time Chest: Particle-Wave Duality from Time Confinement to Space Transcendence
Author
Mohamed Haj Yousef
Language
en
Series
The Single Monad Model of the Cosmos
Volume
4

Paperback

Format
Paperback
Isbn
9781793927156
Year
2019
Publisher
Independently published

Kindle

Format
Kindle
Asin
B07MJRVJY9
Year
2019

Published April 2019. The author reader uses “Particle-Wave”; some print listings use “Wave-Particle”. Match the title to the edition cited.

Principal contents

All principal chapters/numbered sections; front matter and subsections are not reproduced.

  • 1. Time and Cosmology in Philosophy and Science
  • 2. Physical Multiplicity and the Oneness of Being
  • 3. Complex-Time Geometry and Ultimate Symmetry

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Citation

Mohamed Haj Yousef. Time Chest: Particle-Wave Duality from Time Confinement to Space Transcendence. 2019. Independently published. ISBN 9781793927156.

Edition sources

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  • Author’s published books catalogue — Identities, translation roles and ISBNs; some dates and pagination conflict with edition title pages.
  • Time Chest: online contents — Three chapter headings plus introduction/conclusion verified in cached reader. All three chapter links returned 404 during this check.
  • Time Chest: author bibliography — Supports publishers and edition distinctions; pagination differs from other author catalogues and is not merged into one record.