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I have heard of such idea:
A sphere of fractional dimension 0<s<1 is understood as a probability sphere with probability s to have an electron at a certain position
for example the volume of the sphere S^{n-1} in \Re^n has volume
Vol(S^{n-1})= (2\Pi^{n/2})/(\Gamma(n/2)
and we can apply the result to non-integer values of n
Anyone have heard of this idea and show me the link for further information?
A sphere of fractional dimension 0<s<1 is understood as a probability sphere with probability s to have an electron at a certain position
for example the volume of the sphere S^{n-1} in \Re^n has volume
Vol(S^{n-1})= (2\Pi^{n/2})/(\Gamma(n/2)
and we can apply the result to non-integer values of n
Anyone have heard of this idea and show me the link for further information?