C379Connections across theories
Quantum reference frames ask how physical descriptions change when the reference system is itself quantum. DTT asks how an accessible record is produced from inner generation. These questions can meet in an explicit observer map, but neither a change of frame nor a superposed clock automatically establishes two independently measurable physical times.
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C380Connections across theories
An irreversible macroscopic trend can coexist with reversible microscopic laws and rare reversed fluctuations. This comparison derives the work inequality from a fluctuation identity, explains why retained records need thermodynamic accounting, and identifies what DTT must add to connect the direction of completion with a physical arrow of time.
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C394Connections across theories
The direction in which records accumulate is different from the discrete symmetry tested by time reversal and CPT. This comparison explains the antiunitary role of time reversal, states what CPT relates under its field-theoretic assumptions, and identifies what a DTT source model must derive before claiming a matter–antimatter consequence.
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C397Connections across theories
Real representation theory can distinguish real, complex and quaternionic phase structures without postulating an extra physical time coordinate. This article solves a simple commutant, explains how a dynamical generator can select a compatible complex structure, and identifies the remaining physical steps in the SMM/DTT phase programme.
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C399Connections across theories
Discrete inner production can yield smooth outer behavior, but the limit depends on how lengths, waiting times and interactions scale together. This article compares DTT with standard scaling reasoning, shows why a faster update does not automatically produce relativity, and identifies the independent measurements needed for a meaningful continuum claim.
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C406Connections across theories
A field theory can be organized by the observable algebras available in spacetime regions. This comparison works through local commuting algebras with a globally entangled state, explains the extra requirements for a continuum field theory, and asks how DTT can generate both the regions and their causal measurement structure.
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C409Connections across theories
The no-boundary proposal specifies a cosmological quantum state through a regular geometric construction. This article works through the Euclidean de Sitter cap and its Lorentzian continuation, distinguishes an analytic calculation from physical time conversion, and compares that state-selection problem with SMM/DTT’s deeper source-origin question.
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