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The Canonical Flux Quantization and

It is shown that the canonical flux quantization, which is described by the usual commutator postulate or by its equivalent uncertainty relation on the related phase space, can result in the quantization of Hall-measures. Further it is shown that the polarization of this phase space, which is necessary for its quantization, results in the vanishing of longitudinal components of resistivity and conductivity.