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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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,Das pneumatische Relativl?ngenme?verfahren,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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