Commensurability
Incommensurability (. Contrast: commensurability, adj ( in ) commensurable, from Latin mensura for Measure, literally as " not measurable together ", " without common measure ") stands for:
- Incommensurability ( science), non-comparability of scientific theories ( coined by Thomas S. Kuhn )
- Incommensurability (physics), the incomparability of physical quantities
- Incommensurability (ethics ), the concept that values are not always comparable.
- Incommensurability (mathematics ), two ( geometric ) lengths that are not natural numbers can be represented by two
For other uses of the term in mathematics, see:
- Commensurability (mathematics)
- Disambiguation