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April 14, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Perspectival Theory of Time: Part III - Density-Regulated Temporal Dynamics and the Physical Mechanism of Cosmic Transition

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SASubham Agarwal

Key Points

  • The aim is to provide a physical mechanism for cosmic transition within the framework of the Perspectival Theory of Time.
  • Introduces the core framework of the Perspectival Theory of Time
  • Proposes a mathematical formula related to cosmic density
  • Analyzes the influence of cosmic density on the flow of time
  • Explores the relationship between previous thermodynamic cycles and current temporal evolution
  • Identifies a stable turning point in cosmic evolution as density reaches a critical threshold
  • Demonstrates that increasing density creates resistance to the flow of time
  • Connects thermodynamic signatures to the rate of temporal change

Abstract

NOTICE: This is Part III of a continuous research series. It is highly recommended to read Part I (Quantum Bounce) and Part II (Thermodynamic Entropy) before engaging with this work to ensure full conceptual understanding. Overview This paper completes the core framework of the Perspectival Theory of Time by introducing a physical mechanism for cosmic transition. It explains how the universe moves between collapse and expansion phases without reaching a singularity Core Mechanism Temporal Resistance: Proposes that increasing cosmic density creates a physical resistance to the flow of time. Modulation Function: Defines the mathematical formula () that scales time based on the Total Cosmic Density Parameter (). The Temporal Boundary: Demonstrates that as density approaches a critical threshold, the rate of time approaches zero, creating a stable turning point (bounce) for the universe. Entropy Link: Connects thermodynamic signatures from previous cycles to the current rate of temporal evolution. Author: Subham Agarwal Affiliation: Independent Researcher Location: Rourkela, Odisha, India Contact: subhamagarwal0040@gmail. com For any corrections or questions about this theoretical research paper, kindly email on the given ID. .

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Subham Agarwal (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ddd99ae195c95cdefd6ed3https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19534386
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