Do we move through higher dimensions?

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The discussion centers on the relationship between quantum mechanics, gravity, and higher dimensions. The original poster seeks clarification on the uncertainty principle and its connection to matter waves and higher dimensions. It is noted that General Relativity does not require the existence of dimensions beyond our familiar three. The conversation highlights the complexities of understanding how particles might interact with higher dimensions. Overall, the dialogue emphasizes the need for further exploration into these advanced concepts in physics.
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Hey there, I've just started learning quantum mechanics and I'm currently reading about gravity and higher dimensions. That is, I know so very little and would like to see if somebody could lend me some clarification .

The uncertainty relation comes from the fact that matter waves in and out of existence, right? Then are the particles waving through these higher dimensions that we talk about?
 
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beans said:
Hey there, I've just started learning quantum mechanics and I'm currently reading about gravity and higher dimensions. That is, I know so very little and would like to see if somebody could lend me some clarification .

The uncertainty relation comes from the fact that matter waves in and out of existence, right? Then are the particles waving through these higher dimensions that we talk about?

General Relativity (IE, gravity) does not necessitate any dimension higher or lower than our own.
 
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