Clock as Indexing Syntax: Device–Observer–Representation Separation and the Relocation of Temporal Functions
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| author | Yorisuna, Tomoyuki |
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| contents | <p>This record relocates temporal functions from device-internal generation to observer-side indexing, redefining clocks as phase exposure devices rather than time generators. A three-layer architecture is established: device (cycler + phase cutter), observer (reading, cut-point placement, index assignment), and representation (fixed time, scales, coordination). General Relativity is integrated non-conflictually as a representation protocol. Temporal notions such as “now,” “interval,” and “epoch” are not generated but assigned. The result is a boundary specification enabling physically consistent, non-ontological handling of time and synchronization without closure assumptions.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Clock as Indexing Syntax: Device–Observer–Representation Separation and the Relocation of Temporal Functions Yorisuna, Tomoyuki time indexing clock theory observer assignment phase exposure proper time metric time synchronization non-closure representation protocol <p>This record relocates temporal functions from device-internal generation to observer-side indexing, redefining clocks as phase exposure devices rather than time generators. A three-layer architecture is established: device (cycler + phase cutter), observer (reading, cut-point placement, index assignment), and representation (fixed time, scales, coordination). General Relativity is integrated non-conflictually as a representation protocol. Temporal notions such as “now,” “interval,” and “epoch” are not generated but assigned. The result is a boundary specification enabling physically consistent, non-ontological handling of time and synchronization without closure assumptions.</p> |
| title | Clock as Indexing Syntax: Device–Observer–Representation Separation and the Relocation of Temporal Functions |
| topic | time indexing clock theory observer assignment phase exposure proper time metric time synchronization non-closure representation protocol |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18314213 |