Re: Dimensions, number of . . . etc

Posted by phobos on December 07, 19100 at 14:25:24:

In Reply to: Re: Dimensions, number of . . . etc posted by ronron on December 07, 19100 at 11:16:19:

I think Firetag answered this above. The 11 is the
dimensionality of functions in your L^2. The dimension
of the L^2 is still infinite. Spacetime dimension
is one thing, Hilbert space dimension is another.
After all, standard quantum mechanics is done in
3 dimensions (psi(x,y,z)).

phobos

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