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Definitions from the WebSubspaceDescription:Subspace refers to a theoretical or metaphorical space that exists within or alongside another space, often related to mathematics, physics, or science fiction. It can also refer to a state of altered consciousness or heightened focus achieved through various means. Senses and Usages:Noun:1. (Mathematics) In mathematics, a subspace is a subset of a vector space that remains closed under the operations of addition and scalar multiplication. Example Sentence: The subspace spanned by the x, y, and z axes forms the basis of three-dimensional geometry. Noun:2. (Physics) In physics, subspace can refer to a hypothetical space that has additional dimensions beyond the three dimensions of space we experience. Example Sentence: String theory suggests that there may be hidden subspace dimensions that escape direct observation. Noun:3. (Science Fiction) In science fiction, subspace often refers to a fictional space that allows faster-than-light travel or communication. Example Sentence: The starship boldly traveled through subspace, bypassing the constraints of normal space and time. Noun:4. (Psychology) In psychology, subspace can describe a state of mind where an individual achieves intense focus and concentration. Example Sentence: Through meditation, she entered a deep subspace where distractions faded away, allowing her to achieve remarkable clarity. Related Products: | ||||
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