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But the cube isn't pegged like that at all. The cube is the set of points where any element of the coordinate vector has a magnitude less than a specified value
by aardvark179 14y ago
But the cube isn't pegged like that at all. The cube is the set of points where any element of the coordinate vector has a magnitude less than a specified value, whereas the sphere is the set of points where the magnitude of the vector is less than a specified value. Hence the cube gets 'larger' as you make space itself larger by adding dimensions, but the sphere doesn't.
- Gravityloss 14y agoDefinitely the best comment. By looking at it this way, the mystery almost vanishes!