The Duality of Time Theory

I would like to express my truthful gratitude to my master Prof. Ramadan Subhi Deeb, of Sheikh Ahmad Kuftaro Foundation in Damascus, for his continuous support and inspirational insights that he always offered to me throughout the course of this long research over the past two decades. My sincere appreciation and thanks are also due to Prof. James W. Morris, of Boston College, who supervised me in the University of Exeter during the Ph.D. project that lead to the Single Monad Model which produced the Duality of Time Theory.

I would like also to express my gratitude to Said Foundation for the scholarship that allowed me to start my study at Cambridge University, where I originally started this long research in my free time.

Finally, this work would not have been possible without the peaceful and positive environment that I enjoyed during my work at the United Arab Emirates University, which allowed me to use my extra time in writing and researching.

Author:

Mohamed bin Ali Haj Yousef

Sunday, December 31, 2017

United Arab Emirates University

Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates