Re: The Function of the Metric

Posted by sol on June 27, 2003 at 20:13:05:

In Reply to: The Function of the Metric posted by sol on June 26, 2003 at 06:06:24:

What does extra dimensions mean? I hope these two examples although very blurry to read, help to elucidate what can issue from the brane. Both picture are direct links to their respective sites.

If we understood the missing mass distribution of gravitationl waves, from its source, how would we see the dynamical movemnt in the undertanding of hyperdimensional space?

Do we not see the topological variations from the sphere's perspective and Reinmann, and what is happening above all matters? Maping the moon's gravitation surface leaves us witha ugly looking sphere, and the matter has been removed from the picture just so we look only at what was distributed as the missing mass?

Link will follow in the fifth element thread, after it is revealled what Kaku describes here. The pendulum becomes a point of focus and zeropoint energy becomes a real signature in the understanding of the quantum harmonic oscillator.

Sol

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