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I am still learning of Kaluza-Klein theory. Is KK theory applying to quantum mechanics? How quantum non-locality can be represented by KK theory?
Actually in KK its curled up in a circle and this enforces the so called cylinder assumption which is the real basis of why KK works:I'm starting with the assumption that the 5th dimension is infinite universes like MWI.