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Chronon Field Theory

The Chronon Field Theory is revolutionary in many ways. It was first conceived by Sam Vaknin in his doctoral disssrtation (1982-4). But the current, more geometric incarnation, is largely the work of Eytan H. Suchard who is a Machine Learning algorithms developer and a former student at the Technion in Haifa, Israel. In 1991, Suchard was a student of Professor Nathan Rosen, Albert Einstein's collaborator. Nathan Rosen’s approach to physics was mainly geometrical, unlike today’s trend to try to obtain spacetime as emergent out of endless matrices and/or a discrete theory which is based on particles. In 2003, while working on models of signature recognition based on minimum action diffeomorphisms Eytan encountered the idea that the square acceleration of unit vectors can describe the electromagnetic phenomena. Moreover, the unit vector was derived from the gradient of a Morse function that can be interpreted as time just as in Geroch’s Splitting Theorem. The association with Professor Nathan Rosen’s dissatisfaction with the Einstein-Grossmann action, since the energy-momentum tensor is not described directly as part of spacetime geometry, was an incentive to develop a new theory of t

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