So I'm to believe in a 57-dimensional model, and creationism is a fairy tale?
No thanks - I'll stick with Genesis.
"Belief" doesn't apply to mathematics and physics -- those sciences don't rely on faith. Consider:
God's Love is infinite and beyond our comprehension, yet He granted us human Love as a model, to help us understand. A child can love, and in that act becomes one with God.
God's Universe includes complexities (perhaps 57-D ones) that are beyond our comprehension, yet He granted us the mathematics to describe the Universe with models, to help us understand. Mathematicians and physicists can appreciate the beauty of those models, and in doing so, appreciate the Creation itself (whether they admit it out loud or not).
I see no contradiction in believing that God created a Universe of infinite majesty and complexity, and yet inspired the author of Genesis to phrase it in a simpler way that would help all people grasp the Creation.
Nothing in this fancy 57-D mathematical model requires that in order to appreciate it, you have to give up your religious beliefs. They are not in opposition.
That said, of course you're welcome to reject the mathematics -- it's a free country.
Not at all what is invited in this calculation. Don't be obtuse. Seeing some of the mathematical facets of God's plan is not blasphemy.
So I'm to believe in a 57-dimensional model"
For the feat, the team used a mix of theoretical mathematics"
This is imaginative science.
Even if so, how would it differ from God?
57
As in "varieties"?
As in 3 times.... 19 ??
A tree is known by its fruit. Where is the FRUIT here?
You limit God to only three dimensions?