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Dimension
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Invarianten eines mathematischen Raumes
A dimension is a measurable direction or axis that describes space—for example, a flat square exists in two dimensions, a cube in three dimensions, and more complex shapes can exist in four or more dimensions. Dimensions matter because they provide a way to understand and describe the structure of objects, from the simple shapes we see around us to more abstract mathematical forms.
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Die Dimension ist ein Konzept in der Mathematik, das im Wesentlichen die Anzahl der Freiheitsgrade einer Bewegung in einem bestimmten Raum bezeichnet. Der Begriff der Dimension tritt in einer Vielzahl von Zusammenhängen auf. Kein einzelnes mathematisches Konzept vermag es, die Dimension für alle Situationen zufriedenstellend zu definieren, darum existieren für verschiedene Räume auch unterschiedliche Dimensionsbegriffe.
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