(3+k)-dimensional spacetime
Postulating a \((3+k)\)-dimensional space-time, the electrostatic interactions are calculated under assumptions which restrict the observability of higher dimensional phenomena to those of a \((3+k)\)- dimensional, i.e. ``usual world. Then it is claimed that k must be 3 and therefore the vector calculus is generalized to those of 6-component vectors. Hereafter parts of electromagnetic interactions are calculated. The mentioned restrictive assumptions are based on the ``fact that irregardless of the dimension of the space-time, the observer is a \((3+1)\)-dimensional one and can only observe the same dimensional projections.
- Three-dimensional spacetimes of maximal order
- Three-dimensional space-times
- Kundt three-dimensional left invariant spacetimes
- CFT description of three-dimensional Kerr-de Sitter spacetime
- Spacetime geometry of three-dimensional Yang--Mills theory
- Three-dimensional Schwarzschild spacetimes
- Equivalence of three-dimensional spacetimes
- Space-times admitting a three-dimensional conformal group
- Three-dimensional quantum gravity from the quantum pseudo-Kähler plane
- General Kundt spacetimes in higher dimensions
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