Abstract
The canonical commutation relations of quantum mechanics introduce a cellular structure in phase space. A point is replaced by an elementary cell whose volume is some power of 2πħ. Noncommuting coordinates will introduce a similar cellular structure in ordinary space. This structure can be used as an ultraviolet cutoff. An example is given on a two-dimensional space.
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