Historical account 


• I began to consider this kind of modelization round about 1995, when considering (a posteriori) some comments of my “math-sup” students in connection with statistical thermodynamics. Since then, this consideration has progressed only very little, both by the difficulty of the purpose and by lack of time. As the communication required for progression cannot be done by means of publications in scientific reviews (it is evident that this work in not advanced enough for that), I have decided (without excessive illusions) to try the publication via Internet.

It is far from evident that this attempted modelization of the time notion would have an interest and, even if it has one, it is probably formulated in an abominably approximate manner. However that may be, by the very nature of the notion of scientific approach, it is useful for the physicist to ask oneself this question [1].

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1. Other modelizations may be considered, having in common the edification of usual quantities from very elementary concepts ; see as example the articles of V. Morin (the starting basis of which is much more elementary that the one propound here) : “Réflexions sur l'action et les structures” and “Éléments d'une théorie unificatrice constructive”.



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