High Complex Multiversal vs. Low Hyperversal

[Momokamaru]

So...10+1 or 11-D cosmology vs. 11+1 or 12-D. These are very closely related. In fact our theoretical multiverse is 11-dimensional, but is it 10+1 or 11+1? Then again time is usually the 4th dimension for some reason). In that case isn't Low Hyperversal to High Complex Multiversal like Universal+ is to High Universal? I don't know a single verse with a 12-dimensional cosmology (not saying it doesn't exist.). And...if there is a common 11-D multiverse, anything that vastly exceeds it could just be an external abstraction and not necessarily 12-D. Why is there a distinction between the two? Shouldn't it just be 1-B starts with any cosmology with a dimensionality greater than 11? Why give 12-D its own sub-tier...12-D (without any specified added temporal dimension) is loosely related to an 11+1-D multiverse if not equally the same in basic geometric terms.

 

[Sera_EX]

It's just semantics. 12-D is greater than the proposed measurement of our theoretical multiverse according to modern String Theory, so we rank it Low 1-B to start off verses that are "likely larger than our own". I already mentioned on the Hyperverse page that any 12-D structure is loosely related to an 11-D one (since 11+1 is a possibility I've come across) hence why it's "Low 1-B".

 

[Momokamaru]

So Low 1-B is just for if we just so happen to come across a 12-dimensional multiverse? The most common is 11 and anything else is composite in most cases. Then again, western works throw around a lot of bizzare numbers like 16-dimensional right?

 

[Sera_EX]

I've read Russian and Chinese novels with 500-dimensional multiverses before. It's just an author trying to be artistic, though it can come off a bit forced.

 

[ALRF]

Yes, if we come across a 12 Dimensional multiverse it is Low 1-B.

16 Dimensions will be 1-B

and Hilbert Space is High 1-B

 

[VenomElite]

If I recall correctly our multiverse is 10+ 1, I could be wrong though as String Theory varies and is interpreted many different ways compared to the more simplistic M-Theory.

 

[Momokamaru]

So...an authors makes an 11-D multiverse but it's 11+1, it would be 12-D? That would just mean they aren't sure if our own multiverse is 10 + 1 or 11 +1.

 

[VenomElite]

Forget about temporal dimensions. They mess with our system which is strictly geometrical. We only consult m-theory, string theory, and hilbert space to define theoretical multiverse measurements.

 

[Momokamaru]

Okie.

 

[ALRF]

It's probably better to forget the temporal dimensions.

Edit: Nevermind i got ninja'd by Venom.

 

[ALRF]

Since Peach-Chan got her answers, i guess this Thread should be closed unless There are others questions to ask for.