US EditionTime-Bending Mystery Unfolds in ‘Causal Loop’
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Scientists claim that the universe has self-correction mechanisms that would ensure causal consistency Through an article, published in Classical and Quantum Gravity, a group of scientists mathematically demonstrated that time travel is possible. Researchers Germain Tobar and Fabio Costa, at the University of Queensland, developed a mathematical model that proposes a way to travel in time without creating paradoxes. The key is in the so-called t…
"Time seen differently" appears in the Odile Jacob editions. With humour, its author Gérard Berry presents his vision of time. Especially in physics, computer science, deformatics, pataphysics. The former holder of the Chair in Computer Science and Digital Sciences at the Collège de France also presents three pre-commercial applications of quantum mechanics of time. From the restricted relativity of Einstein. And new ways of approaching journeys…
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