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1. Temporal Friction

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   Depositional Boundary Layers (DBL)
   In geology and paleo-chronometry, temporal friction is implicated in the formation of Depositional Boundary Layers (DBL). These layers, often found beneath deep sedimentation beds in regions characterized by rapid geological turnover, exhibit anomalous material properties. Specifically, DBL's contain 'phantom clasts'—particles that register on standard mass spectrometers but exhibit zero …