Dupliter: a conceptual framework proposed by Ashlan Chidester(1999) for nonlinear time travel using gravitation, and cosmic speed.

== Etymology ==

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

== Noun ==

dupliter (uncountable)

== Description ==

Dupliter: A temporal anchor for nonlinear time travel.

== Applications ==

- Speculative time travel models

- Nonlinear astrophysical simulations

- Conceptual frameworks in literature and philosophy of time

== Citations ==

- 1999, Ashlan Chidester, *Dupliter: A Conceptual Approach to Temporal Anchoring*, MC Inc. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15190883

- 2025-06-26, Cameron Ziaz, Medium, “The Brash and Plum: Fractal / A Review of Ashlan Chidester’s Experimental Anti-Poetry”

- 2025-06-29, Andrea Chavez, Vocal Media, “What Counts as a Novel Anymore?”

- 2025-08-18, Alec Swayback, "Three and a Half Questions for Ashlan Chidester: Time Travel and the Theory of Dupliter", Substack. https://substack.com/p/171305082

- 2025, Ellis J Constance III, Academia.edu Dupliter Review - Astrophysics

- 2025, Ralph Redman, Medium, “Do I understand the Dupliter,” July 6, 2025: Medium (Archive)

== References ==

- The Dupliter at OSF

- Library of Congress Control Number: 2025912442

- Live nodes: https://anagora.org/dupliter, https://gist.github.com/RedWinterDawn/5fe17d3d4baac41ba3b2808fd8a0aba1

The Dupliter Q&A Bot https://huggingface.co/spaces/ashlanchidester/Dupliter

The Dupliter Equation Game

https://github.com/RedWinterDawn/The-Dupliter-Equation-Game

See also: [[Temporal Anchoring]], [[The Brash and Plum]], [[Temporal Mechanics]], [[Astrophysics]], [[Philosophy of Time]]