Definition – Dimensions

The Wave Number system encompasses an unlimited number of dimensional subsets, each representing a different number of dimensions, starting with one dimension. Each dimensional subset is denoted as Rn.

• R1 is a one-dimensional subset based on the x-axis number line with the Opposite Values in the format 1^?, 2^?, etc.

• R2 is a two-dimensional subset that builds on R1 by adding the y-axis number line, with the Opposite Values in the format i^?, 2i^?, etc.

• R3 is a three-dimensional subset that builds on R2 by adding the z-axis number line, with the Opposite Values in the format j^?, 2j^?, etc.

• R4 is a four-dimensional subset that builds on R3 by adding the w-axis number line, with the Opposite Values in the format k^?, 2k^?, etc.

• R5 is a five-dimensional subset that builds on R4  by adding the v-axis number line, with the Opposite Values in the format l^?, 2l^?, etc.

• Rn is an n-dimensional subset that builds on Rn-1 by adding  an axis number line, with the Opposite Values in the format ?^?, 2?^?, etc.

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