Can this be high 1-C?

[Kwk258]

The cosmology of this work clarifies the theory of grand unity, showcases four-dimensional space, and proves dimensional differences. If there is no explicit mention of the eleventh dimension in the text, would an existence that transcends the entire cosmology be H1-C?

 

[TWILIGHT-OP]

based on my understandings this looks like 1-C at most.

How is this 1C? ,

showcases four-dimensional space, and proves dimensional differences

What prove and what's the excact difference?

 

[TWILIGHT-OP]

the cosmology described only covers up to 4D space. transcending this entire space would be 1C.

That would be low 1C/5D not 1C

 

[Wikisource]

It depends largely on how the theory is operationalized and what the dimensional justification is like. But in my opinion, no.

 

[Kwk258]

What prove and what's the excact difference?

The Great Unity Theory in the text is a theory of everything that combines general relativity with quantum theory. Explained the four fundamental forces that govern the universe.
This is a phenomenon caused by four-dimensional fragments.
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[Kwk258]

Because there is superstring theory in theory, which has eleven dimensions. The author also replied on Twitter that one can think towards the eleven dimensions.

 

[GarrixianXD]

The Grand Unified Theory acts as a spectrum for all of quantum and particle physics. Hence, it involves the Bosonic String Theory which has a critical dimension of 26 which makes the statements of the cosmology to be 26-dimensional. If another existence was to transcend that then it would be 27-D.

 

[GarrixianXD]

Because there is superstring theory in theory, which has eleven dimensions. The author also replied on Twitter that one can think towards the eleven dimensions.

The Superstring Theory expresses 10 dimensions; it’s the M-Theory that expresses 11 dimensions.