Epistemological questions concerning cosmology and gravitation

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Oct 1975

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General Relativity and Gravitation, Volume 6, Issue 5, pp.513-536

Mathematics

Logic

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This paper considers successively: Cosmological Determinism (as an approach to other possible determinisms), the concept of a Cosmic Space (as compared with other concepts of space), Time as being, according to GRG, of a richer nature and of a structure more complicated than thought of by Newton and Kant (especially: spacetime is not a space, but time itself), the idea of a unified theory (based either on the wish to synthesize different dynamics or on a principle that interactions should be unified). A consequence of these considerations is that, possibly, gravitation is not an interaction like other ‘usual’ interactions, much rather it would be an aspect of Time itself.

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