The March of Time 2013
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-35347-5_1
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Evolving Conceptions of Time in the Light of Scientific Discoveries

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“…In eqn (3), u i * = u i /U; u j * = u j /U; t* = tU/D; x i * = x i /D; x j * = x j /D; p* = p/ρU 2 ; υ = µ/ρ; UD/υ = N Re It should be noted (Appendix I) that the term ∂p*/∂x i * is a function of N Re only. It should also be noted that because the same eqn (3) is used for all models and the equation has the same boundary conditions in non-dimensional form, then the solutions to eqn (3) are identical for any particular value of N Re .…”
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“…In eqn (3), u i * = u i /U; u j * = u j /U; t* = tU/D; x i * = x i /D; x j * = x j /D; p* = p/ρU 2 ; υ = µ/ρ; UD/υ = N Re It should be noted (Appendix I) that the term ∂p*/∂x i * is a function of N Re only. It should also be noted that because the same eqn (3) is used for all models and the equation has the same boundary conditions in non-dimensional form, then the solutions to eqn (3) are identical for any particular value of N Re .…”
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“…Today we would describe this instability as a form of 'butterfly effect', interpretable by 'chaos' theory, but one which is in a very severely constrained system. The transition range of N Re brings in extra parameters such as pipe roughness effects into eqns (2) and (3) [8,p. 286,Fig.…”
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“…Jeszcze za starożytnymi filozofami jego koncepcja czasu przyjmuje, że zawiera on odniesienie do faktów obserwowalnych, ale zakłada również istnienie absolutnej przestrzeni i absolutnego czasu, które nie mają już żadnych odniesień do materialnych wydarzeń. Stanowi to nowość w stosunku Arystotelesa czy Augustyna, którzy wiązali w sposób konieczny czas z obserwowalnymi wydarzeniami fizycznymi i czyniły go niemal od nich zależnym 20 . Gdyby więc nie istniała żadna materia i prze-strzeń pusta, to czas i tak by płynął.…”
Section: Czasy Nowożytne: Głębia Przestrzeni Potem Czasuunclassified