Does the infinity dimension only need to use hilbert space to prove the existence of infinity dimension?

[Lewis]

I'm arguing with an expert (maybe?) that I'm modeling use of real coordinate space by assuming the extended continuity of real number lines since R¹(1D) up to R^n which are the actual coordinates of the dimension. At this point, I still wonder why Hilbert space is used, why?? This is fiction. It has the freedom to create things. But the experts told me back that It doesn't qualify as Hilbert space, so it's not H1B.

 

[Lewis]

Bump,This has to do with cosmology marvel.

 

[LuciferX]

Hilbert Space itself isn't High 1-B.

 

[Lewis]

Hilbert Space itself isn't High 1-B.

Whyy

 

[Barbar01]

Whyy

For this reason, the contexts required for Hilbert space to be Infinite dimensional are not given in fictions in general. The way you can give H1b from Hilbert, and which seems more common than others, is to find R>F between Hilbert dimensions.

 

[Barbar01]

this point, I still wonder why Hilbert space is used, why?? This is fiction. It has the freedom to create things. But the experts told me back that It doesn't qualify as Hilbert space, so it's not H1B.

universes with quantum mechanics have hilbert, but that doesn't make it contextless infinite dimensionality, otherwise it would be TTGL H1b.

 

[Lewis]

universes with quantum mechanics have hilbert, but that doesn't make it contextless infinite dimensionality, otherwise it would be TTGL H1b.

And if we set the dimensions to increase along the line of real numbers, which follows Euclidean space, the model has an infinite number of dimensions (R^n) and does not rely on the Hillbert space t to describe infinite dimensions. And is it still h1b? Because now in tiering system does not mention the Hillbert space, which may have other ways of simulating infinite dimensions.

 

[Barbar01]

And if we set the dimensions to increase along the line of real numbers, which follows Euclidean space, the model has an infinite number of dimensions (R^n) and does not rely on the Hillbert space t to describe infinite dimensions. And is it still h1b? Because now in tiering system does not mention the Hillbert space, which may have other ways of simulating infinite dimensions.

i dont understand the question but Hilberts are spaces suitable for infinite dimensionals.

 

[Lewis]

i dont understand the question but Hilberts are spaces suitable for infinite dimensionals.

which experts say scan infinity dimension in marvel that Ultima is fixing It doesn't correspond to the Hillbert space and he references other string thoery, so he thinks the eternity universe doesn't use tier h1b ,which I think it's absurd to define an infinite dimension using only Hillbert's form.

 

[Lewis]

which experts say scan infinity dimension in marvel that Ultima is fixing It doesn't correspond to the Hillbert space, and he references other string thoery, so he thinks the eternity universe doesn't use the h1b tier, which I think it's absurd to define an infinite dimension using only Hillbert's form.

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[Barbar01]

which experts say scan infinity dimension in marvel that Ultima is fixing It doesn't correspond to the Hillbert space and he references other string thoery, so he thinks the eternity universe doesn't use tier h1b ,which I think it's absurd to define an infinite dimension using only Hillbert's form.

Since quantum mechanics is very broad, we cannot say that if the word dimension means the universe, it refers to the hilbert space or has something to do with it. but if you are talking about dimensionality it has nothing to do with string theory string theory follows 10-11 dimensionals. If you come to discord, you can explain the problem better iBarbar#0696

 

[Lewis]

Since quantum mechanics is very broad, we cannot say that if the word dimension means the universe, it refers to the hilbert space or has something to do with it. but if you are talking about dimensionality it has nothing to do with string theory string theory follows 10-11 dimensionals. If you come to discord, you can explain the problem better iBarbar#0696

Thank you, if I have a chance and I will join discord next time.