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{{Infobox paper
| title = The Interface between Matter and Time: a Key to Gravitation
| author = [[Henrik Vilhelm Broberg]]
| keywords = [[matter]], [[time]], [[gravitation]], [[density]], [[nuclear interactions]], [[space-time]], [[cause and effect]]
| published = 1997
| pages = 209-223
}}

==Abstract==

We introduce the concept of an interface between matter and the dimension of time. This interface will have the form of a surface. Of course, this is not the first time surface has served as a significant measure for concepts in physics. Other examples are the probability density of the Schrodinger equation or the cross-sections of nuclear interactions.  We first make the comparison with the way an architect draws a house and its implementation by a builder. The architect may not bother with the thickness of his lines when making the drawing. But the builder must also consider the fine resolution of the lines, which will be enlarged to centimeters or decimeters in practice. In the same way, Special Relativity (SR) will need to be complemented by the introduction of a fine-structure given by the thickness of particle time-sheets, which replace the notion of geometrical time in the form of infinitely thin light-rays used heretofore. Only by making this extension to SR will it be possible to extend General Relativity (GR) from a static picture of the curved space-time to a dynamic theory which includes cause and effect.

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