- In mathematics, an n-
sphere or
hypersphere is an n-dimensional
generalization of the 1-dimensional
circle and 2-dimensional
sphere to any non-negative...
-
HyperSphere system,
released as a
counterpart to the GT system,
features large, bowl-shaped "performance tips"
designed to
climb special HyperSphere walls...
-
subspace whose dimension is one less than that of its
ambient space Hypersphere, the set of
points at a
constant distance from a
given point called its...
- In mathematics, a 3-
sphere,
glome or
hypersphere is a higher-dimensional
analogue of a
sphere. In 4-dimensional
Euclidean space, it is the set of points...
-
number of the
lattice and the
highest for
dimension 5. A
hypersphere in 5-space (also
called a 4-
sphere due to its
surface being 4-dimensional)
consists of...
- two dimensions, or
hypersphere ****ng in
higher dimensions) or to non-Euclidean
spaces such as
hyperbolic space. A
typical sphere ****ng
problem is...
- This set of
expanding and
contracting spheres represents a
hypersphere in four-dimensional
space (a 3-
sphere). Just as in the
simpler example above,...
- a zero-dimensional
manifold are isolated. The zero-dimensional
hypersphere (0-
sphere) is a pair of points, and the zero-dimensional ball is a single...
- family, and 321, 231, and 132
polytopes from the E7 family. The 6-
sphere or
hypersphere in seven-dimensional
Euclidean space is the six-dimensional surface...
- family, and 421, 241, and 142
polytopes from the E8 family. The 7-
sphere or
hypersphere in
eight dimensions is the seven-dimensional
surface equidistant...
