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On a Unit that Has to be an Integral of the Delta-Function: One Cannot Detach Mathematics from Physics Here!

Authors: Emanuel Gluskin

The integral of the delta-function is 1, but when does '1' have to be interpreted as an integral of the delta-function? In order to make an interpretation of the volumes of figures of different dimensions more homogeneous, we follow a line of thought that leads us "back" to the original physical arguments from which the concept of delta-function arose.

Comments: 4 Pages. A simple, but important observation, relevant both to mathematics and physics

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[v1] 2014-09-08 06:46:47
[v2] 2014-09-12 01:30:00

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