Re: Division by Zero in Nature, and Decomposition of Time.

From: LEFTY (temp444333222111_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 01/23/05 

Date: 23 Jan 2005 07:42:31 -0800

Here's a mystery -

Suppose that time decomposes relative to an observer, as described
elsewhere in this thread.

Apparently, 4D timespace decomposes or melts somehow into a 3D
manifold.

Is this transition abrupt, or does it happen gradually ? If it's
abrupt, then you have a catastrophic shift from 4D to 3D. But if it is
gradual, then we have used spacetime to envisage something which does
not exist in mathematics.

Consider a gradual change from 4D to 3D. Tell me, what mathematical
tool has ever been devised to treat such a thing ? I dont think that
there is such a tool available today in all of mathematics.

Perhaps if this change is gradual, because of the reletavistic nature
of the phenomena, perhaps it's all just a matter of perception. Perhaps
there is no way to describe it mathematically. I dont know.

I have never seen a function which acts upon the dimensionality of the
very space for which said function is defined. This is incredible.

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