Abstract quantum theory and space-time structure. I: Ur theory and Bekenstein-Hawking entropy
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Starting with the hypothesis ``Only quantum theory can be the basis for the whole physics a cosmography is developed. The invariance group of the ur is interpreted as the cosmological space time, the universe.
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