mathematical time

is universal, omnipresent, and eternal, and not liable to any change. It is entirely separate from the human body. It passes in a uniform manner, regardless of our existence.

Absolute, true, and mathematical time, of itself, and from its own nature, flows uniformly without relation to anything external, and by another name is called duration (Ariew 1998, P 244). . . . Here, Newton defines time as being separate from the human body, and as passing in a uniform manner, regardless of our existence. This concept of time is universal, omnipresent, and eternal, and 'the flowing of absolute time is not liable to any change' (Ariew 1998, P 245).

mathematical time, n.Definitions

mathematical time