Sentence examples for infinite dimensions from inspiring English sources
The phrase "infinite dimensions" is correct and commonly used in written English
It can be used to describe something that is boundless or limitless in scope or potential. Example: The concept of love has infinite dimensions, encompassing everything from deep affection to intense passion.
My Ph.D. dissertation had been on the theory of quantum mechanics in infinite dimensions.
When I got my first job at Caltech after graduate school, a famous mathematician warned me not to keep working on that theory of infinite dimensions.
In its infinite dimensions, this is the subject Penelope Lively, the British author of more than two dozen children's books and numerous adult novels, has explored throughout her long and impressive career.
We don't actually live in infinite dimensions, of course, but one of the advantages of theoretical physics is that your mind can wander in different realities, and yet you're not considered mentally ill.
The extension to infinite dimensions was not a trivial task, but it brought with it the opportunity to use geometric intuition and geometric concepts to analyze problems about integral equations.
The shadows it casts — faint at the Drawing Center — underscore both its linearity and its bulk, and its potentially infinite dimensions: with a shift of lighting, shadows can stretch and stretch, fill a room; with the addition of modular units, the piece can grow and grow without limits.
This result extends the Riesz representation theorem to infinite dimensions.
An appropriate generalization to infinite dimensions is given.
And if it is not true, can you prove that there are no whole number solutions to a problem of infinite dimension?
He argued that the space need not be ordinary Euclidean space and that it could have any dimension (he even contemplated spaces of infinite dimension).
Obviously, it has the countably infinite dimension.
