The paper presents an outline of two related space-time notions: the notion of location and the notion of extension. The first notion concerns only physical objects, the second notion referrs also to space-time objects. The approach to both notions is here non-metric of - strictly speaking - topological. The construction is carried out within the ontology of point-eventism. Hence two problems appear immediately: the problem of location of certain sets and the problem of their extension. The reason is that according to the ontology of point-eventism all the physical as well as space-time objects - only point events excepted - are sets founded in such events. The author analyzes also the very relation between location and extension
This work addresses the analysis proposed by C. Vandeloise in order to capture the static functionin...
An account of spatial semantics cannot fail to encompass three basic notions: location, change of lo...
It is possible to wholly exist at multiple spatial locations at the same time. At least, if time tra...
What are the relationships between an entity and the space at which it is located? And between a reg...
The domain of contemporary physics consists of two different classes of objects: a) of physical obje...
Think of “locations ” very abstractly, as positions in a space, any space. Temporal locations are po...
The question concerning the ontic nature of space-time points and of space-time itself - is the ques...
Abstract. As location-based applications become part of our everyday life, ranging from traffic pred...
object (Pythagoras' theorem) Quality (the color of a particular piece of plasticine) Fig. 1. ...
This paper deals with the spatial and temporal features of nouns denoting objects and events in Fren...
This paper is concerned with certain ontological issues in the foundations of geographic representat...
The abstract boundary construction of Scott and Szekeres provides a 'boundary' for any n-dimensional...
It is a standard assumption in contemporary metaphysics that concrete objects come with a location i...
The general theory of point processes has in the past been focused on temporal developments. In this...
Some entities—perhaps all entities—have spatial parts, parts whose spatial location does not coincid...
This work addresses the analysis proposed by C. Vandeloise in order to capture the static functionin...
An account of spatial semantics cannot fail to encompass three basic notions: location, change of lo...
It is possible to wholly exist at multiple spatial locations at the same time. At least, if time tra...
What are the relationships between an entity and the space at which it is located? And between a reg...
The domain of contemporary physics consists of two different classes of objects: a) of physical obje...
Think of “locations ” very abstractly, as positions in a space, any space. Temporal locations are po...
The question concerning the ontic nature of space-time points and of space-time itself - is the ques...
Abstract. As location-based applications become part of our everyday life, ranging from traffic pred...
object (Pythagoras' theorem) Quality (the color of a particular piece of plasticine) Fig. 1. ...
This paper deals with the spatial and temporal features of nouns denoting objects and events in Fren...
This paper is concerned with certain ontological issues in the foundations of geographic representat...
The abstract boundary construction of Scott and Szekeres provides a 'boundary' for any n-dimensional...
It is a standard assumption in contemporary metaphysics that concrete objects come with a location i...
The general theory of point processes has in the past been focused on temporal developments. In this...
Some entities—perhaps all entities—have spatial parts, parts whose spatial location does not coincid...
This work addresses the analysis proposed by C. Vandeloise in order to capture the static functionin...
An account of spatial semantics cannot fail to encompass three basic notions: location, change of lo...
It is possible to wholly exist at multiple spatial locations at the same time. At least, if time tra...