I have been looking into Vector Math as of recently and had this idea of a 3D representation of more or less any dimension you want. I can hardly imagine it is my idea however and it seems rather useless for any other use than vectors.
This is the basic idea. We just add another axis for each new dimension. And that's pretty much it. How is it called? And where is it used? From what I have been able to tell, this representation only does anything good for vectors. But any 3D or 6D object just looks confusing. And the moment you try to project some 6D cube into the 3rd dimension, it's just a plane more or less.
But again, it works pretty well for vectors.
So yeah, thanks for the help !
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