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How do you define 'dimension' in mathematics and physics? - Answers
'Dimension' refers to the coordinates that are specific to a given space whether mathematical or physical. 'Dimension' most often is used to refer specifically to physical property or physical quantity. In other words, it is a measure of some object or event. According to Einstein's theories of relativity, the universe has four spatial dimensions (length, area, volume, and time). In works of Science Fiction, the word 'dimension' is used to refer to some imaginary plane of existence or to what is known in theoretical physics as a 'parallel universe' or 'parallel world'.
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How do you define 'dimension' in mathematics and physics? - Answers
'Dimension' refers to the coordinates that are specific to a given space whether mathematical or physical. 'Dimension' most often is used to refer specifically to physical property or physical quantity. In other words, it is a measure of some object or event. According to Einstein's theories of relativity, the universe has four spatial dimensions (length, area, volume, and time). In works of Science Fiction, the word 'dimension' is used to refer to some imaginary plane of existence or to what is known in theoretical physics as a 'parallel universe' or 'parallel world'.
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How do you define 'dimension' in mathematics and physics? - Answers
'Dimension' refers to the coordinates that are specific to a given space whether mathematical or physical. 'Dimension' most often is used to refer specifically to physical property or physical quantity. In other words, it is a measure of some object or event. According to Einstein's theories of relativity, the universe has four spatial dimensions (length, area, volume, and time). In works of Science Fiction, the word 'dimension' is used to refer to some imaginary plane of existence or to what is known in theoretical physics as a 'parallel universe' or 'parallel world'.
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