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These are apparently Closed Timelike Curves that don't violate causality, do they exist?
Closed Timelike Curves (CTCs) are theoretical constructs in General Relativity that do not violate causality, yet none have been observed in reality. The discussion emphasizes that while there is a body of literature on CTC solutions, such as the source provided from arXiv (1206.5485), the existence of these curves remains purely speculative. Participants are discouraged from inquiring about their existence, as it has been established that CTCs have no known bearing on reality.
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https://arxiv.org/abs/1206.5485Matterwave said:Can you describe what they are better? Or provide a source that discusses them? I've never heard of this terminology.
None have been observed.TheQuestionGuy14 said:These are apparently Closed Timelike Curves that don't violate causality, do they exist?
@TheQuestionGuy14 V50 is right, this is quite tiresome. If you have questions about the theoretical literature on closed timelike curves then you are welcome to post them here. There is a body of literature on the theory of CTC solutions to GR.Vanadium 50 said:I see these threads from QuestionGuy over and over and over and wonder if I am in a closed timelike curve!