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Hello everyone,
I'm working on my science project and I need some help please : I can't find the level 1 multiverse mathematical proof nor the parallel laws in non euclidean geometry proof . So can anyone tell me where to find them asap as my science fair will take place on 9th of march ??
Thanks in advance
Nada Hazem
mathematical proofs needed !!
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Re: mathematical proofs needed !!
Hello nadahazem,
The existence of multiverses is a physics proposition that might or might not exist as a physical reality given what we know right now. It is not provable as a mathematical proposition as is an abstract mathematical theorem.
Non-Euclidean geometry is a complex subject. If you want to learn about it, I suggest you find a good textbook and work through it. You will find that the subject requires you to learn several topics well beyond the usual high-school math. Nevertheless, good luck and happy discovery if you decide to work on it.
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The existence of multiverses is a physics proposition that might or might not exist as a physical reality given what we know right now. It is not provable as a mathematical proposition as is an abstract mathematical theorem.
Non-Euclidean geometry is a complex subject. If you want to learn about it, I suggest you find a good textbook and work through it. You will find that the subject requires you to learn several topics well beyond the usual high-school math. Nevertheless, good luck and happy discovery if you decide to work on it.
WW