The semi-dimension time and fraction dimensions

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To begin with, thank a pubil and that puzzle divided by zero.
What is the dimension concept? One dimension is a close simple curve or to spred non limit far away in both directions, the universe time dimension only one side to spread straight far away. It is a semi-dimension time, and the space-time is three and half dimensions. There is a fraction dimensions trouble, specially, some physical progress long is limited, as heavy string progress and so on. It is a fraction dimension progress, it isn't high degree dimensions progress.
About fraction dimensions, how many is the accurate in fraction dimension , for example , one meter and one mile, it is a hard question.
One concept is unit dimension circle, to reference a u-d circle by a group rule to calculate the fraction dimension value.
As the fraction dimension is a new object. To say wrong words is meanless. What is right rule system in fraction dimension ? The dimension way is far away still.
In another semi-dimension time, it is straight on far away or curred everywhere, the fact isn't review by some experiment. Fraction dimension is to say bye with experiment. What is a right way ? perhaps to catch some result by a special net is a way.
In a feasible reverse progress, the time is parted both direction and it is feasible reverse at the progress betinning and to beginning is freedom. If a progress is to front , the time diretion is fixed.
One dimension time is with a feasible reverse progress, it is as freedom or uncertain. So short one dimension time.

 

[Aaron Bex]

Thank you for your interesting question! The concept of dimension is a complex one, and it can be difficult to define. Generally speaking, a dimension is a measure of space, such as length, width, or height. In mathematics, there are two types of dimension: Euclidean and non-Euclidean. Euclidean dimensions are the three we are used to in everyday life—length, width, and height. Non-Euclidean dimensions include some more abstract concepts, such as time, energy, and mass. Fractional dimensions are a subset of non-Euclidean dimensions, where the measurement is divided into fractions. For example, a fractional dimension could be 0.5 meters, or 0.25 miles.

The exact number of dimensions in the universe is still up for debate, and it is likely that there are more dimensions than just the three we are familiar with. Some theories suggest that there may be as many as 11 dimensions, although this has yet to be proven. It is also possible that the universe is made up of fractional dimensions, which would make it even more difficult to understand.

At present, the exact number of dimensions in the universe remains a mystery, but scientists are continuously working to uncover more information about this fascinating concept.