The Holographic Universe Explained

Four-dimensional space, and since the original space is flat, the new space has a negative curvature. It was a hyperbolic space or AdS space. The theory of conformal fields in the original space does not include gravity, but in hyperdimensional space. , gravity is born, revealing a complete theory of quantum gravity, and this is AdS/CFT duality. As with other dualities in string theory, this particular duality has been incredibly useful for calculations when dealing with interactions in the lower dimensions of field theory. is very strong, we would say that the fields are strongly connected, and then a conformal hyperdimensional gravitational structure in hyperdimensional space would be weak and possible.

Solution By contrast, strong gravitational fields in hyperdimensional space, such as in black holes, would appear to be. Resolvable arrangements of particles in lower-dimensional space, among other things, provide a new solution to the information paradox of black holes. AdS/CFT compatibility technology has spread quite comfortably into the lower dimensional space. to fields as disparate as nuclear energy fields and condensed matter physics, but the most surprising application of AdS/CFT is that it is the first powerful inference about the

holographic

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. The lowest dimensional CFT space is the surface of AdS space because field theory exists. where the new dimensions become infinite in a very distant way.

This is hard to imagine, so let's go back to our conception of infinite hyperbolic space from the previous episode, represented by a two-dimensional surface as a compressed map with edges having. At least the mathematical limits anyone inside hyperbolic space would still have to travel infinitely to reach it. Edge Now place multiple maps on top of each other to represent a slice in time. The resulting column has a flat geometre and a defined surface. It is space-time alone. The rules for the interaction between cells on this surface are quantum field theory, but these rules translate into interactions in volume, where there is a theory of gravity, AdS/duality, it is an indication that we live.

A

holographic

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does not represent this universe, because our universe does not appear to be a negatively curved AdS space, nor does it have four spatial dimensions as in Maldecina's calculations, but there are efforts to generalize this to a similar universe. To ours, the question we are wrestling with is this: a series of mathematical evidence suggests that our universe is perhaps holographic, or at least has a dual representation in lower dimensions. Could this perhaps just be a crazy mathematical coincidence, but our familiar 3? Does the +1 dimensional universe have an alternative, perhaps more correct, representation on the mathematical surface?

Abstract, infinitely removed from our location and our intuition, projected into our familiar holographic space-time? Twitter: @96_alimibra