Studies on the Structure of Time

Introduction. Studies on the structure of time. An interdisciplinary approach looking at new scientific investigation methodologies; R. Buccheri. 1: Biological and Psychological Aspects of Time. Psychological Time. Memory, Attention, and Consciousness; R.A. Block, D. Zakay. The mental clock model. Studies on the estimation of time; M. Cardaci. The perception of time; W. Hanke. Subjective Time Versus Proper (Clock) Time; R.P. Gruber, et al. Life Experience and the psychological suffering: psychiatric patients' perception; M.A. Pereira, et al. Time in biological systems; J.D.H. Smith. Temporal Aspects of Neuronal Binding; A. Pereira Jr., A. Rocha. Do it with rhythm. How internal clocks can simplify life for artificial and biological organisms; D. Marocco, et al. 2: Quantum Physics and arrow of time. Pregeometry and the Trans-Temporal Object; M. Stuckey. Quantum correlations, large scale structure of the universe and temporal non-locality; S. Roy, M. Kafatos. Algebraic Geometry: a Tool for Resolving the Enigma of Time? M. Saniga. Discrete spacetime: classical causality, prediction, retrodiction and the mathematical arrow of time; G. Jaroszkiewicz. Scaling in cosmology and the arrow of time; M. Kafatos, et al. The Arrow of Time. First direct observation of Time-Reversal Non-Invariance; D. Zavrtanik. 3: Real or illusive time? The Parameters of Temporal Correspondence in a Continuous State Conscious Universe; R.L. Amoroso. Bergsonian Time and System Maturation; J.D. Becker, I. Antoniou. Time, Chaos & Entropy; Z. Jacobson. How was Time before time?; M. Alfano. Three philosophical points about time; G. Rigamonti. Author/Name index. Subject index. Appendix.