1. Preface

   • Anthony P. Pitucco
   • William G. Tifft
   • William J. Cocke

   Joint International Conference on Mathematical Models of Time and Their Applications to Physics and Cosmology Pages: 1 - 6

2. The pair of X-ray sources across NGC 4258: Its relation to intrinsic redshifts, ejection and quantization

   • Halton Arp

   Session 1. The Redshift Pages: 9 - 22

3. A fresh look at discordant redshift galaxies in compact groups

   • Jack W. Sulentic
   • J. Brett Smith

   Session 1. The Redshift Pages: 23 - 28

4. Evidence for quantized and variable redshifts in the cosmic background rest frame

   • W. G. Tifft

   Session 1. The Redshift Pages: 29 - 56

5. Testing for quantized redshifts. I. The project

   • W. M. Napier
   • B. N. G. Guthrie

   Session 1. The Redshift Pages: 57 - 63

6. The distribution of galaxy pair redshifts

   • T. E. Nordgren
   • Y. Terzian
   • E. E. Salpeter

   Session 1. The Redshift Pages: 65 - 71

7. Density fluctuations on super-Hubble scales

   • Li-Zhi Fang
   • Yi-Peng Jing

   Session 2. Critical Properties of The Universe Pages: 73 - 80

8. The challenge of large-scale structure

   • S. A. Gregory

   Session 2. Critical Properties of The Universe Pages: 81 - 88

9. Electric space: Evolution of the plasma universe

   • Anthony L. Peratt

   Session 2. Critical Properties of The Universe Pages: 89 - 103

10. Gamma-Ray Bursts: Should cosmologists care?

    • J. G. Laros

    Session 2. Critical Properties of The Universe Pages: 105 - 109

11. Testing for quantized redshifts. II. the local supercluster

    • W. M. Napier
    • B. N. G. Guthrie

    Session 3. Statistical Methods Pages: 111 - 126

12. Power spectrum analysis and redshift data

    • W. I. Newman
    • Y. Terzian

    Session 3. Statistical Methods Pages: 127 - 141

13. Statistical analysis of the occurrence of periodicities in galaxy redshift data

    • W. J. Cocke
    • C. L. Devito
    • A. Pitucco

    Session 3. Statistical Methods Pages: 143 - 157

14. Zooming in on the redshift problem

    • P. A. Sturrock

    Session 3. Statistical Methods Pages: 159 - 166

15. Two universes

    • G. Burbidge

    Session 4. New Approaches to Cosmology Pages: 169 - 176

16. Anomalous redshifts and the variable mass hypothesis

    • Jayant V. Narlikar

    Session 4. New Approaches to Cosmology Pages: 177 - 186

17. Three-dimensional quantized time in cosmology

    • W. G. Tifft

    Session 4. New Approaches to Cosmology Pages: 187 - 210

18. The stress-energy tensor and the deflection of light in 6-dimensional general relativity

    • W. J. Cocke

    Session 5. Gravitation and Time in General Relativity Pages: 211 - 218

19. Einstein's greatest mistake?

    • P. C. W. Davies

    Session 5. Gravitation and Time in General Relativity Pages: 219 - 227

20. Time, space and complex geometry

    • R. Penrose

    Session 5. Gravitation and Time in General Relativity Pages: 229 - 229

21. Discrete spatial scales in a fractal universe

    • D. F. Roscoe

    Session 5. Gravitation and Time in General Relativity Pages: 231 - 248

22. Possible new properties of gravity

    • Tom van Flandern

    Session 5. Gravitation and Time in General Relativity Pages: 249 - 261

23. On the cosmic limits of physical laws

    • Leopold Halpern

    Session 5. Gravitation and Time in General Relativity Pages: 263 - 268

24. Changes in concepts of time from Aristotle to Einstein

    • Mendel Sachs

    Session 5. Gravitation and Time in General Relativity Pages: 269 - 281

25. On the transmutation and annihilation of pencil-generated spacetime dimensions

    • Metod Saniga

    Session 5. Gravitation and Time in General Relativity Pages: 283 - 290

26. Particles, space, and time

    • Vincent Icke

    Session 6. Nuclear and Particle Physics Pages: 293 - 311

27. Time anisotropy and quantum measurement: Clues for transcending the geometric picture of time

    • Avshalom C. Elitzur

    Session 6. Nuclear and Particle Physics Pages: 313 - 319

28. 3-D period doubling and magnetic moments of particles

    • Ari Lehto

    Session 6. Nuclear and Particle Physics Pages: 321 - 328

29. Relics of the primordial origin of space and time in the low energy world

    • C. Wolf

    Session 6. Nuclear and Particle Physics Pages: 329 - 346

30. Unexplained empirical relations among certain scatterings

    • L. W. Morrow

    Session 6. Nuclear and Particle Physics Pages: 347 - 351

31. Spherical rotation, particles and cosmology

    • Martin Kokus

    Session 6. Nuclear and Particle Physics Pages: 353 - 356

32. A non-linear model for time

    • Carl L. Devito

    Session 7. Mathematical Models and Methods Pages: 357 - 369

33. Defining spacetime

    • W. M. Stuckey

    Session 7. Mathematical Models and Methods Pages: 371 - 374

34. Some elementary geometric aspects in extending the dimension of the space of instants

    • A. P. Pitucco

    Session 7. Mathematical Models and Methods Pages: 375 - 385

35. Fisher information as a measure of time

    • B. R. Frieden

    Session 7. Mathematical Models and Methods Pages: 387 - 391

36. List of forthcoming papers

    Legacy Pages: 393 - 393

37. The Kluwer LATEX style file

    Announcement Pages: 395 - 396