Against 3N-Dimensional Space
In David Albert Alyssa Ney (ed.), The Wave Function: Essays in the Metaphysics of Quantum Mechanics (2013)
| Abstract | Question #2: How many dimensions does space have, according to quantum mechanics? If quantum mechanics were a true theory of the world, then the answer to Question #2 would be the same as the answer to Question #1. But quantum mechanics is not true, and so the answers need not be the same | |||||||||
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