matriksis
Matriksis is a term used in theoretical discussions to denote a generalized, matrix-like object that extends the standard matrix concept to higher dimensions and more flexible multiplication rules. In this broad sense, a matriksis acts as an algebraic container for multi-dimensional data, with operations designed to resemble familiar matrix arithmetic while allowing interactions across multiple indices.
A matriksis of order k over a field F is a k-dimensional array A = (a i1 ... ik)
Properties vary by formulation. Some approaches assume associativity of the product and the existence of an
Applications of matriksis concepts appear in theoretical multilinear algebra, higher-order data analysis, and some science fiction
Because matriksis is not a single standardized notion, definitions and axioms differ across sources. Readers encountering