[computer-go] Can Go be solved???... PLEASE help!

[Jacques Basaldúa]

Way off topic, on behalf of physical evidence of the dimension of universe:

In an n-dimensional universe any radiation that propagates under
common circumstances:

 1. Conservation of energy
 2. Constant speed
 3. Isotropy (same intensity in all directions)

satisfies:

At a distance d from the source, the energy emitted at a moment d/c
is contained in a n-dimensional hypersphere. Therefore, the energy
measured at a distance d is = constant*intensity/d^(n-1) where n is
the dimension of universe.

All propagation laws (including gravity) have the form:

    constant*intensity/d^2

That is: n - 1 = 2  --> n = 3

Any coherent higher dimension model should explain which
of the three circumstances is not met, how and why and
without making any particular dimension different from the
others. Something a lot more complicated than just drawing
"easy conclusions" from analytic geometry.


Jacques.