The same exact issue occurs with using an n-1 dimensional " partial metric " on an n dimensional space even with a Euclidean metric instead of a Minkowski one, and even with using a smaller n than 4.
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With rational coordinates and the actual Euclidean metric, Euclidean TSP is known to be in the Counting Hierarchy, a subclass of PSPACE . With arbitrary real coordinates, Euclidean TSP cannot be in such classes, since there are uncountably many possible inputs.
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Model spaces of hyperbolic geometry of low dimension, say or, " cannot " be isometrically embedded in Euclidean space with one more dimension, i . e . or respectively, with the Euclidean metric } }, disallowing easy visualization.
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Which is identical to the equation for the Euclidean metric in three-dimensional configuration space, suggests the notion of a k-vector in three-dimensional " k-space ", defined ( for propagating plane waves ) in rectangular coordinates as:
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It is generally impossible to find a coordinate basis that is also orthonomal in any open region of a manifold, with an obvious exception of the real coordinate space } } considered as a manifold with the Euclidean metric } } at every point . }}
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However, the image of a bounded subset of an arbitrary metric space under a uniformly continuous function need not be bounded : as a counterexample, consider the identity function from the integers endowed with the discrete metric to the integers endowed with the usual Euclidean metric.
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I . e ., it grows " exponentially " with n beyond any limit, whereas the limit for n \ rightarrow \ infty of the area enclosed by S _ n is 5 / 12 \, that of the square ( in Euclidean metric ).
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What you generally think of as open is " open with respect to the topology induced by the Euclidean metric ", but in topology " open " is just the name we give to members of the set T .-- talk ) 14 : 13, 12 March 2008 ( UTC)
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The three ways of mapping ? ABC into a vertex group all agree . ( Often ? ABC is the trivial group . ) The Euclidean metric structure on the corresponding orbispace is non-positively curved if and only if the link of each of the vertices in the orbihedron chart has girth at least 6.
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From this we can calculate the color difference between the chromatically adapted samples ( labeled " CAT " ) and those illuminated by the reference . ( The Euclidean metric is used to calculate the color difference in CIEUVW . ) The special CRI is simply R _ i = 100-4.6 \ Delta E _ { UVW }.
