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Hmmm. I would disagree with you. It is impossible to visualize the equations as that isn't possible to do in 3 dimensions, but it is possible to develop an intu
by fnbr 9y ago
Hmmm. I would disagree with you. It is impossible to visualize the equations as that isn't possible to do in 3 dimensions, but it is possible to develop an intuition. After taking functional analysis, for instance, I began to develop an intuition for how function spaces work, and was able to visualize that to a certain extent (for a given definition of "visualize").
- adamnemecek 9y agoYou get it. Few people understand what's happening in every dimension at every point, but getting a feel is doable.
- posterboy 9y agoThe whole argument is that its not doable without the right tools and that visualizations are a very good tool for this.