Comment by sorokod
At least for 4D, would you not consider 3D-over-time as a four dimensional model? Doesn't watching the evolution as seen here allows for building up an intuition ?
At least for 4D, would you not consider 3D-over-time as a four dimensional model? Doesn't watching the evolution as seen here allows for building up an intuition ?
What I'm talking about is something like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotations_in_4-dimensional_Euc...
You can either sweep a cutting hyperplane through time or rotate a fixed projection or cut through time, but not both simultaneously.
Well, what's interesting about 4D is that's not just an extra dimension slapped on top, it's extra rotational degrees of freedom. You can't really get that with time (at least not until you get relativistic, and it still would be hyperbolic rotation, not euclidean).