The Intrinsic-Time Theory proposes time as dependent on temperature, indicating new insights into thermal phenomena and quantum mechanics.
The Intrinsic-Time Theory proposes a novel framework where time itself is a dynamical variable dependent on temperature. Thermal energy is fundamentally reversible, while observed macroscopic irreversibility emerges from the choice of temporal parametrization. Using a scalar field formulation, this theory unifies thermal phenomena, temporal structure, and quantum dynamics, offering testable predictions such as temperature-dependent time dilation and modified energy flows.
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