Exploring High-Dimensional Spaces and Their Real-Life Applications
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https://doi.org/10.61173/psnggp18Keywords:
mathematics, physics, position vector, di-mensional space.Abstract
Understanding high-dimensional spaces is crucial for various applications in mathematics and physics. The article intended to discover the relations between high-dimensional space and its applications in real life, based on the theories mentioned before. The research will be divided into two large parts and each part contains two objectives, which depend on the depth of knowledge. The first part includes a discussion of the known dimensional space. It will present simple explanations of these dimensional spaces. Next, the differences of adjacent dimensional space will be included. In addition, it will discuss the relationship in the known dimensional space. In the second part, the paragraph will try to transfer 4D or higher dimensions from 3D and existing data, which is the most significant objective. At the end of the research, it will find some applications related to the research in daily life, hoping more people will realize what high dimensional space is and associate it with daily life.
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