Jednowymiarowej

Jednowymiarowej is the feminine genitive, dative, and locative singular form of the Polish adjective jednowymiarowy, meaning one-dimensional. It appears when describing feminine nouns in these grammatical cases, for example w jednowymiarowej przestrzeni or w jednowymiarowej tablicy. The base form for masculine is jednowymiarowy and for feminine nominative is jednowymiarowa.

In mathematics and geometry, one-dimensional refers to objects or spaces with a single degree of freedom. A canonical example is the real line, often denoted R, where each point corresponds to a real number. One-dimensional spaces are foundational in analysis and topology and are contrasted with higher-dimensional spaces. The concept also appears in the study of one-dimensional manifolds and curves, which locally resemble a line.

In computer science and data processing, jednowymiarowa tablica denotes a one-dimensional array, a linear sequence of elements indexed by a single axis. Such arrays are used to store lists of numbers, characters, or other data in a linear order, in contrast to two-dimensional arrays (tables) or multi-dimensional structures.

Grammatically, jednowymiarowy has several inflected forms to agree with gender, number, and case. Jednowymiarowej specifically marks feminine nouns in genitive, dative, and locative cases, while related forms include jednowymiarowa (feminine nominative) and jednowymiarowe (neuter plural). The term is common in technical, scientific, and mathematical Polish writings.