dupliterとは 意味・読み方・使い方

語源

Coined by Ashlan Chidester in 1999, from dupli- (“double, duplicate”) + -ter (from “Jupiter”).

名詞

dupliter (uncountable)

1. A theoretical duplicate of the planet Jupiter in astrophysics that would be used as an anchor for non-linear time travel.

Citations

• 2025-06-26, Cameron Ziaz, Medium, “The Brash and Plum: Fractal / A Review of Ashlan Chidester’s Experimental Anti-Poetry” [1]
• 2025, Ralph Redman, Medium, “Do I understand the Dupliter,” July 6, 2025: Medium (Archive)
• 2025‑06‑29, Andrea Chavez, Vocal Media, “What Counts as a Novel Anymore?” [2]
• 1999, Ashlan Chidester, Dupliter: A Conceptual Approach to Temporal Anchoring. MC Inc. DOI: [3]
• 2025-08-18, Alec Swayback, "Substack" Three and a Half Questions for Ashlan Chidester: Time Travel and the Theory of Dupliter [4]
• 2025, Ellis J Constance III, Academia.edu Dupliter Review - Astrophysics [5]
• 2025-06-27, Jacob Barclay, podchaser, BBC, In Our Time - Jupiter [6]

参照

• The Dupliter at OSF
• Library of Congress Control Number: 2025912442
• Dupliter: Temporal Anchoring Chartae Curiositatis at Astrophysics Data System