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Large spatial dimensions S1 and S0 and their microscopic dimensional partners S and SP. Gravitational inversion symmetry implies that SP and S were contracted to their minimum microscopic sizes to inflate S1 and S0 in the early universe. Before then, it is assumed they were all comparable in size. The gravitational inversion interaction is now between S1 and S0 as illustrated in Figure 5 in section 3.1.
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