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According to Wikipedia Hausdroff Dimensions seem to be the same thing as fractional dimensions, which are lines, surfaces, bodies, etc. that because of infinite iteration they get caught in-between whole dimensions, so the coastline of of Britain is 1.21 dimensional. Because it's infinite repeating and constantly changes direction the more you zoom in (like a fractal) it's technically infinite in length, but converes at 1.21D.KingPin0422 said:I guess...? Hausdorff dimensions (including space-time dimensions) cannot exist beyond Aleph one, but you could theoretically have non-Hausdorff dimensions at Low 1-A.
This is a good video explaining it.
I don't see what this has to do with that though.