Theory of Incomplete Measurements
The theory of incomplete measurements purports to unify general relativity and quantum mechanics by offering a purely discrete (non-continuous) description of the universe. It focuses on measurements seen as the only reality for the physicists, and highlight how much measurments diverge from abstract mathematics. This theory is based on an extended principle of relativity stating that physicists should be able to describe the laws of the universe using any measurement instrument.
This directory contains a number of Tao3D source files for various examples used in the book A Theory of Incomplete Measurments, as well as PDF files for an introductory book (in French) and the more technical book using the examples shown here
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