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u-Singularity and t-Topos Theoretic Entropy

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We will give descriptions of u-singularities as we introduce the notion of t-topos theoretic entropies. The unifying methodology for a u-singularity is the universal mapping property of an inverse or direct limit. The qualitative, conceptual, and structural analyses of u-singularities are given in terms of inverse and direct limits of micro decompositions of a presheaf and coverings of an object in t-site in the theory of temporal topos.

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Kato, G.C. u-Singularity and t-Topos Theoretic Entropy. Int J Theor Phys 49, 1952–1960 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10773-010-0380-8

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Keywords

  • Light Cone
  • Direct Limit
  • Inverse Limit
  • Virtual Topology
  • Sheaf Theory