--- "R.C.Macaulay" wrote: >> Wonder if anyone has considered the dimensional (fractal) angle? > Getting a little over into never never land with the fractal although I can imagine the results of light dispersing through a prism ...
Richard, I should have made that clearer, although your mental image is not far off. I was using the term "fractal" in the original sense of "fractional dimension" - or a hidden subset of local space. If 'mirror matter', or the 'epo field' perhaps, were to be located in a 3-space fractal, that matter would still be within 'our space' but enfolded, or nested, in normal matter in such a way that it was effectively hidden. If you have watched a visual and animated fractal progression, from what seems to be zooming in from larger to smaller, you can get some appreciation for this situation. There is never a full dimensional change (or power law jump) However, as a practical matter there is little to distinguish this kind of space sensually from another full dimension, but it does makes a difference mathematically to suggest a fractal, rather than another whole dimension. Jones
