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  Integration of Renormalization and Decoherence in Temporal Flows In Temporal Physics, integrating renormalization and decoherence offers a framework for understanding how flows evolve, interact, and lose coherence over time. Let’s dive into how these concepts combine to enhance the model of temporal dynamics. Temporal Flows and Renormalization At the heart of this approach is the concept of flow-rescaling transformation, which serves as a key tool for renormalizing temporal flows. The basic idea is that the properties of a flow (denoted as f f ) can be rescaled by a factor Z ( Λ ) Z(\Lambda) , where Λ \Lambda  represents the scale at which the flow is observed. This transformation ensures that the flow behaves consistently across different scales: f ′ = Z ( Λ ) f , ∇ f ′ = Z ( Λ ) ∇ f f' = Z(\Lambda) f, \quad \nabla f' = Z(\Lambda) \nabla f Here, Z ( Λ ) Z(\Lambda)  acts as a scale-dependent renormalization factor, rescaling both the flow and its gradient. But how does ...