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Jeff van Hout
August 02, 2001 08:03PM
<HTML>Dear Don,

It's been a long time, but I do recall that it is suppost to be proven that space itself is indeed quantified.
If I remember well the name given to a spacequantum is "Planck's lenght", after Max Planck (the one of the famous constant h in W=hv).

This might give you a start.

Jeff</HTML>
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