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Empirical Relations about the Number of Dimensions in Theoretical Physics with the Concept of Common and Unshared Dimensions
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Journal of Modern Physics·Volume 01 (2010)·Pages 147–149·Published 29 June 2010·DOI10.4236/jmp.2010.12021
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Abstract
How many dimensions are there in the universe? Currently, there is confusion about the number of dimensions in the universe. Empirical relations about the number of dimensions in theoretical physics with the concept of common space- time 4 dimensions and unshared dimensions are described in this report.
KeywordsKaluza-KleinSuperstringSuper gravityNambu StringUnshared Dimensions
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