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The Physical Manifold,The basic concept of a physical space was formulated by Kant in his Critique of Pure reason 1781, where he used the word . to describe the set of all . [42]. Except for the lack of specification of a geometry and of the measurement conditions, Kant’s concept of physical space is very close to our present notion of space–time.

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Herbert Stein,Wolfgang Stein,Andreas Erkensatter, but it is not impossible that some other force will assume such fundamental role in the future. However, not everyone agrees that there are compelling evidences for such assumption, at least within a simple and understandable argument in the Occam sense. Indeed, recent cosmological evidences

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-92392-9with the notions of physical space and of symmetry groups, the observables and the conditions of observations complete the basic elements of a physical theory..The observables themselves are usually invariant quantities in the sense that they can be measurable by different observers in different tim

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,Das pneumatische Relativlängenmeßverfahren,dinates are no longer enumerable. A simple but very intuitive example is given in [55, 82]..We emphasize what we have already said in Chapter 1: Point particles do not exist as a physically observable object, carrying mass, charge, momentum, spin, and other attributes in space–time. Regardless of th

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