Covariance and Quantum Principles–Censors of the Space-Time Structure

Foundations of Physics 36 (5):757-763 (2006)
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It is shown that the covariance together with the quantum principle speak for an affinely connected structure which, for distances greater than Planck’s length, goes over in a metrically connected structure of space-time

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