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Study of n-dimensional Extension Set

Cai Guo

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In this paper, the definitions of the n dimensional extension set and its extension field were first given. Then the operations and properties of the n dimensional extension set were discussed. The concept of the m dimensional positive field was given finally. The results obtained may enrich the theory of the n dimensional extension set.

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In this paper, the definitions of the n dimensional extension set and its extension field were first given. Then the operations and properties of the n dimensional extension set were discussed. The concept of the m dimensional positive field was given finally. The results obtained may enrich the theory of the n dimensional extension set.

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In this paper, the definitions of the n dimensional extension set and its extension field were first given. Then the operations and properties of the n dimensional extension set were discussed. The concept of the m dimensional positive field was given finally. The results obtained may enrich the theory of the n dimensional extension set.

Key concepts: Extension (predicate logic), Set (abstract data type), Field (mathematics), Mathematics, Computer science, Pure mathematics, Programming language

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