Role of Space Time in Jainas Syadavada and Quantum Theory

Author(s): Filita Bharucha
Publisher: Shri Satguru Publications

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Role of Space-Time in Jaina's Syadváda
It is not possible to discuss all the Classical Space-time theories in that book, however, we mention some of them. (a) Leibnizian Space-Time which I have all the Classical
Space-Time Theories in that book, however, we mention
some of them. (b) Neo-Newtonian
Mainly in effect of or Galilean Space-Time 3 particular inertial frame (c) Aristotelian Space-Time. (d) Machian Space-Time. (e) Maxwellian Space-Time.
I summarize these Classical Space-Time Theories in a Table: Sn Name Structures | Symmetrics
Invariants 1. Machian Absolute x + xy = R + aasty Relative partiSpace-time simultaniety t→ť = f(t), df/dt > cle distances
Structure of the instanta
neous spaces. 2. Leibnizian (1) + time x + xy = R (1)xB + ao(1) Relative particle Space-time metrict → t'=t+ const velocities, acc
elerations, etc. 3. Maxwellian (2) + t+t' = t + const Rotation for Space-time standard of x→ x'=R x + a°(9 an extended rotation
body. 4. Neo-Newto (3) + inertial t +ť=t+const. Acceleration
nian Space structure x + x'=R x + vo(t) + of a particle time
const. 5. Full Newto (4) + absolute x + x' = R XP + const. Velocity of a |nian Space space It ->ť = t + const. particle time Aristotelian (5) + distin- It →ť = t + const. Distance from Space-time guished 1x → x'= R XB
the center of spatial origin
the universe Note: R* (t) is a time dependent orthonogal matrix.
ao(t) are arbitrary smooth functions of time.