(Quantum) spacetime as a statistical geometry of fuzzy lumps and the connection with random metric spaces (Q2752515)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1661060
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1661060 |
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(Quantum) spacetime as a statistical geometry of fuzzy lumps and the connection with random metric spaces (English)
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29 January 2003
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geometric phase transition
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discrete geometry
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quantum spacetime
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The authors describe how macroscopic spacetime is supposed to emerge as a superstructure of a web of lumps in a fluctuating dynamical cellular network. The lumps are considered as specific entangled subgraphs in a dynamically evolving network which, in certain approximation, can be visualized as a time-dependent random graph. The authors try to find better adapted geometric environments for the description of microphysics than the one developed by Menger et al. some time ago.
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