t versus tau

[Janus]

Has anyone heard of Edward Milne's old work regarding two flows of time, for different processes? From what I remember, the greek letter tau was used to denote 'cosmic time', which could vary independantly of t, which I think referred to 'electromagnetic time'. I remember very little of the theory, which I believe was disproven. Does anyone else have any links/comments?

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[Vincho]

Are you talking about two diferent kind of times?

 

[Janus]

Sure am. As far as I remember, the argument said that the two time scales are roughly synchronised now, but could have gone out of whack in the early universe, eliminating the problem of a beginning for time.