How much context does MWI in a verse need to qualify for High Hyperversal?

[BabyMario123]

As said above. Let's say a verse creates a parallel universe from a diversion of events in the main universe. Does this verse also need a statement of "infinite higher dimensions" or "quantum mechanics" in order to qualify for High 1-B (High Hyperversal)?

 

[ROZAN-TIMSINA0]

also need a statement of "infinite higher dimensions"

this is the only reason why it's HIGH 1B
otherwise without it, it's will just be layered 2-A

 

[Accelerated_Evolution]

Rozan is right

Also, "quantum mechanics" scales nowhere without context

 

[BabyMario123]

Is it because assuming that quantum mechanics has the same concepts as in real life falls under Appeal to Reality fallacy?

 

[BabyMario123]

this is the only reason why it's HIGH 1B
otherwise without it, it's will just be layered 2-A

I see. But I hear some people say that MWI requires the infinite higher dimensions to work by default.

 

[Furudo_Erika]

I see. But I hear some people say that MWI requires the infinite higher dimensions to work by default.

If you're using Everett's version, which explicitly describes infinite-dimensional Hilbert space.

Schrodinger's MWI is typically seen as either 2-B or 2-A, though I have seen arguments which might suggest Low 1-C

 

[BabyMario123]

If you're using Everett's version, which explicitly describes infinite-dimensional Hilbert space.

Schrodinger's MWI is typically seen as either 2-B or 2-A, though I have seen arguments which might suggest Low 1-C

Didn't Tegmark create the concept of Multiverse Type 3 where MWI forms infinite-dimensional Hilbert Spaces? I don't think that Everett included the Hilbert Spaces with MWI.

 

[ROZAN-TIMSINA0]

Didn't Tegmark create the concept of Multiverse Type 3 where MWI forms infinite-dimensional Hilbert Spaces? I don't think that Everett included the Hilbert Spaces with MWI.

everett created MWI and tegmark basically copied the homework and made it different by adding infinite dimensional hilbert space

 

[BabyMario123]

So MWI by itself wouldn't be infinite-dimensional because it's the Type 3 Multiverse which actually combines MWI with the infinite-dimensional Hilbert Spaces?