höheredimensionale
höheredimensionale is a German adjective derived from the noun *Dimension* and the prefix *höhere*, meaning “higher” or “greater”. In German usage it typically modifies a noun to describe an entity that exists or operates in more than the usual three spatial dimensions, or more generally in a higher‑dimensional space. The term is most common in mathematics, physics, computer science, and data analysis, where the concept of dimension ranges from the familiar three spatial dimensions to abstract mathematical spaces of arbitrary finite or infinite dimension.
In mathematics, a *higher‑dimensional* (höhere dimensionale) space is usually denoted ℝⁿ with n > 3 or an n‑dimensional manifold.
In physics, the idea of higher dimensions underpins theories such as Kaluza‑Klein theory, supergravity, and string
In computer science and statistics, higher‑dimensional data arise when each observation has many attributes or features.
Thus, *höheredimensionale* describes systems, spaces, or phenomena that extend beyond the three spatial dimensions we directly