次元の前理論的再解釈 ―最小単位の関係構造から現れる空間認識―
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| author | Fukuyama, Daisuke |
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| contents | <p>This work presents a pre-theoretical examination of the concept of dimensionality based on the relational structure of minimal units. In conventional physical frameworks, space and its dimensionality are typically treated as fundamental properties of the universe. However, such an approach leaves open the question of why space possesses the structure that it does.</p> <p>In this work, the starting point is a set of minimal assumptions: the world is composed of indistinguishable minimal units, and structures arise from relations between these units. From this perspective, spatial dimensionality is not taken as a prior property of the universe, but rather as a form of recognition that emerges from relational structures.</p> <p>The discussion focuses on how relations among minimal units may give rise to perceived spatial extension. In particular, relational configurations involving two and three units are examined in order to clarify how planar and volumetric recognition may naturally arise. The analysis remains conceptual and intentionally avoids the introduction of formal mathematical or physical models.</p> <p>The purpose of this work is not to propose a complete physical theory but to provide a conceptual framework that reconsiders the status of dimensionality and spatial structure. Within this framework, space can be understood as an emergent construct derived from relational structures and their changes.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | 次元の前理論的再解釈 ―最小単位の関係構造から現れる空間認識― Fukuyama, Daisuke Dimensionality Space Emergence Relational Structure Minimal Units Pre-theoretical Analysis Philosophy of Physics Foundations of Space Conceptual Physics Physics <p>This work presents a pre-theoretical examination of the concept of dimensionality based on the relational structure of minimal units. In conventional physical frameworks, space and its dimensionality are typically treated as fundamental properties of the universe. However, such an approach leaves open the question of why space possesses the structure that it does.</p> <p>In this work, the starting point is a set of minimal assumptions: the world is composed of indistinguishable minimal units, and structures arise from relations between these units. From this perspective, spatial dimensionality is not taken as a prior property of the universe, but rather as a form of recognition that emerges from relational structures.</p> <p>The discussion focuses on how relations among minimal units may give rise to perceived spatial extension. In particular, relational configurations involving two and three units are examined in order to clarify how planar and volumetric recognition may naturally arise. The analysis remains conceptual and intentionally avoids the introduction of formal mathematical or physical models.</p> <p>The purpose of this work is not to propose a complete physical theory but to provide a conceptual framework that reconsiders the status of dimensionality and spatial structure. Within this framework, space can be understood as an emergent construct derived from relational structures and their changes.</p> |
| title | 次元の前理論的再解釈 ―最小単位の関係構造から現れる空間認識― |
| topic | Dimensionality Space Emergence Relational Structure Minimal Units Pre-theoretical Analysis Philosophy of Physics Foundations of Space Conceptual Physics Physics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18930867 |