THE SINGLE MONAD MODEL · DUALITY OF TIME THEORY

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Time and becoming
Inner generation, physical clocks, continuity, recurrence, and the meaning of the present.
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Vacuum and cosmology
Vacuum states, cosmic expansion, dark sectors, horizons, and the origin of structure.
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Quantum theory and records
Phase, interference, measurement, entanglement, probability, and retained information.
60 articles
Gravity and spacetime
Dimensions, locality, causal cones, relativity, black holes, and continuum limits.
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Matter, symmetry and constants
Gauge fields, particles, quaternionic readout, 137, mass, action, and atomic physics.
60 articles
Mind and metaphysics
Unity, renewal, psychical experience, consciousness, agency, and Ibn Arabi’s cosmology.
60 articles
Connections across theories
Focused bridges between SMM/DTT and mathematical, physical, and philosophical research.
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New research questions
Additional approaches, sharper constructive tests, and developments in current research.

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The Single Monad and dual temporal roles connect questions about time, quantum records, vacuum, spacetime, matter, and experience. — One source. Six nested inner levels. A completed, observable record.

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C073Vacuum and cosmology
Cosmological constant and vacuum offset: SMM/DTT and quantum field theory vacuum
Removing a common energy offset from normalized probabilities does not yet determine its gravitational effect. Comparing DTT with quantum field theory vacuum, this article derives the effective cosmological-constant combination, identifies the finite parameter that remains free, and shows what a source mechanism would need to fix for a stable physical explanation.
Comparative article · 5 min read
C074Vacuum and cosmology
Cosmological constant and vacuum offset: SMM/DTT and semiclassical gravity
Removing a common energy offset from normalized probabilities does not yet determine its gravitational effect. Comparing DTT with semiclassical gravity, this article derives the effective cosmological-constant combination, identifies the finite parameter that remains free, and shows what a source mechanism would need to fix for a stable physical explanation.
Comparative article · 5 min read
C075Vacuum and cosmology
Cosmological constant and vacuum offset: SMM/DTT and ΛCDM cosmology
Removing a common energy offset from normalized probabilities does not yet determine its gravitational effect. Comparing DTT with ΛCDM cosmology, this article derives the effective cosmological-constant combination, identifies the finite parameter that remains free, and shows what a source mechanism would need to fix for a stable physical explanation.
Comparative article · 5 min read
C076Vacuum and cosmology
Cosmological constant and vacuum offset: SMM/DTT and unimodular gravity
Removing a common energy offset from normalized probabilities does not yet determine its gravitational effect. Comparing DTT with unimodular gravity, this article derives the effective cosmological-constant combination, identifies the finite parameter that remains free, and shows what a source mechanism would need to fix for a stable physical explanation.
Comparative article · 5 min read
C077Vacuum and cosmology
Cosmological constant and vacuum offset: SMM/DTT and inflationary cosmology
Removing a common energy offset from normalized probabilities does not yet determine its gravitational effect. Comparing DTT with inflationary cosmology, this article derives the effective cosmological-constant combination, identifies the finite parameter that remains free, and shows what a source mechanism would need to fix for a stable physical explanation.
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C078Vacuum and cosmology
Cosmological constant and vacuum offset: SMM/DTT and holographic cosmology
Removing a common energy offset from normalized probabilities does not yet determine its gravitational effect. Comparing DTT with holographic cosmology, this article derives the effective cosmological-constant combination, identifies the finite parameter that remains free, and shows what a source mechanism would need to fix for a stable physical explanation.
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C364Connections across theories
Vacuum completion and the cosmological constant problem
A vacuum response can be insensitive to an additive energy offset while gravity remains sensitive to it. This is the central issue when comparing DTT completion models with the cosmological constant problem. A finite spectrum or a normalized transition law can be useful without yet explaining the gravitational effect of vacuum energy.
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