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Is the space-time dimension 11 distinguished in cosmology ? (English)
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The chaotic behavior of homogeneous multidimensional cosmological models is investigated. The spatial dimension \(n=9\) is the highest one for which chaos can appear, \(n=10\) is the lowest one for which it does not appear.
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cosmological models
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chaos
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