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The Past, the Future and Elsewhere: a Geometric Excursion into Spacetime

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Applied mathematicians rationalise about the natural world in terms of cause and effect. Causality imposes a geometric ordering on the fabric of space and time. One can concoct oddities – eternal black holes – where it is theoretically possible to access parallel universes and travel back in time.

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