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Single Monad Model · Duality of Time

Time, space and matter.
A common origin.

A research programme developed by Mohamed Haj Yousef.

His work investigates how inner-time generation forms spatial and material relations, while outer-time completion makes observable records available. The programme connects this proposal to published mathematics, physical modelling and interactive applications.

Published foundations · Quantum phase · Completed records · Temporal asymmetry

Mohamed Haj Yousef
Dr. Mohamed Haj YousefPhysics Department · United Arab Emirates University
Biography & academic background
Full author profile on SMONAD ↗
From proposal to research

Inner generation.
Completed records.

The animation introduces the programme’s central distinction: spatial relations form internally, then completed configurations enter the outer-time order.

Foundational proposal
The generative interpretation connects a common source with spatial and material relations.
Published mathematics
Read each result with its stated hypotheses, definitions, and proofs.
Open physical questions
Physical connections require specified predictions and independent comparison.

Single Monad · Duality of Time

Space, woven
from inner time.

Outer recordt₀
Inner generation repeats four times. Each completed configuration becomes a retained outer-time record.
Completed records
One source. No spatial arena.The central light represents the generative source before a configuration is available.
Inner activity · outer time held

Conceptual illustration. The curves show generation order, not particle paths or a proposed shape of the universe.

Narrated film · 90 seconds

From one source to one observable moment

AI-generated English narration; not the author’s voice. English and Arabic subtitles are available. The film is a model illustration, not footage of a physical process.

Audio edition · 90 seconds

From one source to one observable moment

Listen to the film’s narration, then return to explore the four completed records.

AI-generated English narration; not the author’s voice. This is the film’s audio, a separate introduction to the interactive sequence.

Read the complete transcript
00:00

Before a spatial stage

What would it mean for space itself to have an origin? The Single Monad Model begins with one proposed generative source, rather than objects already placed in a container.

00:15

A source is not a tiny object

The source symbol is not a tiny particle in hidden space. Here it labels the common process. Distinctions are represented as retained relations, in a separate explanatory panel.

00:30

Six levels of dependent work

Inner time names the generative role. Six levels are nested: each higher operation depends on lower-level work. The drawing is a dependency hierarchy, not six physical shells or independent clocks.

00:45

A supplied spatial readout

In the illustrated model, pairs of levels contribute signed readout directions. One direction, then two, then three. This shows how the chosen readout works; it does not by itself select physical space.

01:00

Completion makes a record available

A configuration becomes available only when a stated completion check succeeds. The seventh role is that interface. Completed records give an observable order; a physical duration still requires a calibrated clock.

01:15

A persistent pattern, a connected programme

A recognizable pattern can persist through successive records. Space, clocks and matter are the connected targets of the programme. Explore the model, inspect its assumptions, and follow the mathematics beyond the picture.

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Papers, PDFs & preprints

Open the journal papers or explore the public manuscript collection.

Fundamental problems & applications

Inner-time generation and outer-time completion offer a proposed framework for connecting quantum phenomena, spacetime and the arrow of time. Explore the questions and interactive models on SMONAD.

Research questions

Fundamental problems

Research directions for quantum measurement, gravity, cosmology and unification, with assumptions, open tasks and routes towards tests.

Interactive exploration

Applications

Tools for timing, physical constants, quantum models, geometry and memory, for research exploration and teaching.

Derivation dependencies

Physical constants

Trace structural inputs, normalization, and calibration in proposed relations between constants.

Open the constants explorer
Defined model

Predictive memory

Explore when a retained record needs extra information to determine its subsequent evolution.

Open the memory laboratory
Open physical questions

Research directions

Follow assumptions, remaining tasks, and the tests needed to develop the programme.

Explore the problems

A distinctive research programme

01Central proposal

Time as a generative process

SMM/DTT places the formation of space and matter within time’s role in physical description.

02Published foundations

Mathematics behind the ideas

Journal papers develop completion, phase selection and temporal asymmetry under explicit mathematical hypotheses.

03Wider scholarship

Books, cosmology & philosophy

The book series and textual projects connect the physics programme with the study of time and Ibn al-Arabi.

Selected journal publications

Publication records →
Cite the three journal papers:BibTeXRISPlain text

Recent developments

Temporal generation: explore, watch and listen

A 90-second film and narration now accompany a complete transcript and English/Arabic subtitles. An interactive view of inner generation and observation now includes four inspectable completed records. DOI copying and citation downloads are available beside the selected publications.

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Research collaboration & invited talks

Mohamed Haj Yousef welcomes collaboration on mathematical foundations and physical models, alongside seminar invitations and scholarly discussion of time, space and matter.