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- n. mathematics A vector space whose basis of real numbers has three vectors
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“I utilized the initial three-space option of the Ubar's Scribe's Spearman.”
“ê are unit vectors in three-space, and then shows that these Quantum Mechanical expectation values violate Bell's Inequality.”
“We are familiar with the basics, the concept of free fall, space-time curvature, invariant frames and so forth, and understand the possibility of an extra three-space in the structure.”
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“To illustrate with Euclidean three-space, its associated projective space is the unit sphere with antipodal points identified, forming a two-dimensional manifold.”
“This state propagates not in ordinary three-space but in configuration space, where each point specifies the configuration of both particles.”
“That the guiding wave, in the general case, propagates not in ordinary three-space but in a multidimensional-configuration space is the origin of the notorious ˜nonlocality™ of quantum mechanics.”
“Distances were, in effect, greater between two points here than in three-space.”
“If the mansion stood on a hypersphere slightly greater in diameter than the mansion grounds, a person could move from any point to any other with what, in three-space, would seem to be right angles.”
“Rather than being the shortcut I had hoped, I encountered more time-intervals per second than in three-space.”
“The nearest had already dipped an arc into three-space, and was sending out concentric waves of energy, whose cross-section manifested themselves in our continuum, as music.”
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