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A spatial view of information

Spatial representation has two contrasting but interacting aspects (i) representation of spaces and (ii) representation by spaces. In this paper we will examine two aspects that are common to both interpretations of the theme of spatial representation, namely nerve-type constructions and refinement. We consider the induced structures, in which some of the attributes of the informational context are sampled.

Timothy Porter | Jonathan Gratus

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