eleven-dimensional
Beyond our perception
Eleven-dimensional describes something having eleven dimensions—the three spatial dimensions we perceive, plus time, plus seven additional dimensions posited by certain theoretical physics frameworks.
M-theory, a leading candidate for a unified theory of fundamental forces, requires exactly eleven dimensions: eleven-dimensional spacetime, eleven-dimensional supergravity.
The term appears almost exclusively in physics and mathematics.
One-dimensional theoretical entity
- supergravitySupersymmetric extension of relativity
- supersymmetryBosons mirror fermions theoretically
- dualityTwofold nature
- moduliAbsolute values of quantities
Beyond ordinary experience
- esotericAccessible to few
- theoreticalBased on hypothesis, untested
- intangibleNot physically present
- incomprehensibleImpossible to understand
inconceivable · imperceptible · extradimensional · hyperdimensional · conceptual · sublime
superstring
One-dimensional theoretical entity
- supergravitySupersymmetric extension of relativity
- supersymmetryBosons mirror fermions theoretically
- dualityTwofold nature
transcendental
Beyond ordinary experience
- esotericAccessible to few
- theoreticalBased on hypothesis, untested
- intangibleNot physically present
incomprehensible · inconceivable · imperceptible · extradimensional · hyperdimensional · conceptual · sublime
manifold
Many and various
- topologyStudy of spatial arrangement
- geometryScience of spatial relationships
- hyperspaceFaster-than-light travel medium
differential · algebraic · homology · tensor · scalar · invariant · curvature · embedding · subspace · coordinates
eleven-dimensionalone-dimensional
Without depth or complexity
zero-dimensional · two-dimensional · three-dimensional · four-dimensional · flat
eleven-dimensionalfour-dimensional
Having four axes
three-dimensional · perceivable · observable · empirical · macroscopic
eleven-dimensionalsimple
Free of complexity
minimal · one-dimensional · elementary · basic · reducible
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