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Zero Division An Introduction To Temporal Mechanics

Robert S. Miller

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This paper provides a meaning and process of division by zero with simple algebra. It demonstrates the necessity of space-time actually being a composed of a seven-directions; three perceived space directions and four space-like time directions. Its conclusion will explore consequences of zero division within Special Relativity and synopsis of what is anticipated within General Relativity.

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This paper provides a meaning and process of division by zero with simple algebra. It demonstrates the necessity of space-time actually being a composed of a seven-directions; three perceived space directions and four space-like time directions. Its conclusion will explore consequences of zero division within Special Relativity and synopsis of what is anticipated within General Relativity.

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This paper provides a meaning and process of division by zero with simple algebra. It demonstrates the necessity of space-time actually being a composed of a seven-directions; three perceived space directions and four space-like time directions. Its conclusion will explore consequences of zero division within Special Relativity and synopsis of what is anticipated within General Relativity.

Key concepts: Zero (linguistics), Division (mathematics), Space (punctuation), Theory of relativity, Meaning (existential), Theoretical physics, Special relativity, Simple (philosophy)

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