Boyutlarndandr

Boyutlarndandr is a fictional conceptual framework used in speculative science and science fiction to describe a higher-dimensional structure in which the familiar four-dimensional space-time resides. In this view, the observable universe is a submanifold, while additional dimensions are arranged in a layered hierarchy that mediates cross-dimensional processes.

Etymology stems from the Turkish word for dimensions, boyutlar, paired with a fictional suffix to indicate a distinctive dimensional domain. The term is not part of established physics and is used primarily within imaginative or exploratory contexts.

Core ideas include a multi-layered manifold consisting of a bulk level, an embedded space-time level, and an intermediate “boyutlarndandr layer” that governs continuity between dimensions. Mechanisms proposed include constrained tunneling, resonant coupling, and a generalized conservation of certain quantities across the dimensional layers. Observables are typically limited to indirect effects such as anomalous propagation paths or small deviations in fundamental constants.

In fiction, boyutlarndandr provides a narrative device to explain phenomena like spontaneous dimensional drift, portal-like events, or retrocausal signaling. In theoretical discussions, it is treated as a heuristic for modeling cross-dimensional interactions without claiming empirical verification.

See also Dimensional theory, Multiverse, Brane cosmology, Hyperspace.