What is "n-dimensional space"

Usage examples of "n-dimensional space".

N-sphere: An N-dimensional space without boundaries which can be embedded in (N+1)-dimensional Euclidean space as the surface (or hypersurface) equidistant from some point.

The cube was undoubtedly chosen because it is one of the three regular polytopes possible in N-dimensional space when N is greater than five.

They could approach it through stacks of linear simultaneous equations, each defining parallel hyperplanes in n-dimensional space.

But where the tunnel had been walled with shallow murals, or chained concepts of a linear group memory, here an n-dimensional space archived events, Dushau ideas, Dushau problems, incomprehensible Dushau solutions.

The locus of points lined up in her mind, giving the nongraphable graph of the function y = h (u,v,w) which was equally applicable to the general case of n-dimensional space.

Kirk tried to imagine what an n-dimensional space would be like, and was not surprised to fail.