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It will be shown that the introduction of a fundamental lengthl o permits the definition of commutator rules between different observation systems, represented by the Poincaré groups. This fact leads to the model of a quantized De Sitter space, and the formulation of a non-local quantum field theory will be obtained. The Dirac spinors will be derived from the invariance of the quadratic form, defining De Sitter groups, and a connection to Pauli's exclusion principle can be understood by the same reason of a quantised space. A description of the structure of elementary particles involves a particular importance of the groupSU(3).
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Ulmer, W. Quantised De Sitter space and the connection to the Pauli principle. Int J Theor Phys 8, 1–10 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00671574
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