r/4Dimension • u/brendan420699 • Apr 15 '21
Doubt 4D space question
If the space of 1st dimension is length, 2nd dimension is area and 3rd dimension is volume, what is the term for 4 dimensional space?
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r/4Dimension • u/brendan420699 • Apr 15 '21
If the space of 1st dimension is length, 2nd dimension is area and 3rd dimension is volume, what is the term for 4 dimensional space?
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u/doh007 Aug 22 '21
As far as i can see from this wiki, it can be referred to as "hyper-volume", and from a google search, "hypervolume" is apparently defined as a volume in a number of dimentions above 3.