Tessellation and concentration in quantized space

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Quantized space creates phenomenological reality but quantized space isn’t comparable with our phenomenological related concepts. To understand quantized space we must change our phenomenological point of view for the all-inclusive point of view. The latter shows that tessellation and concentration are geometrical based mechanism that are responsible for the creation of observable reality in our universe.

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The Mathematical Universe.Max Tegmark - 2007 - Foundations of Physics 38 (2):101-150.

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