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:''For David Summers' art historical text, see [[Real Spaces|''Real Spaces: World Art History and the Rise of Western Modernism.]]'' |
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'''Position space''' (also '''real space''' or '''coordinate space''') denominates the space of possible locations of an object in [[classical physics]]. |
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The real space coordinates specify the position of an object. For instance, |
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the [[trajectory]] in [[classical mechanics]] is described in real space. The term ''position space'' is used in physics in order to make a distinction to: |
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* [[Phase space]] |
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* [[Reciprocal space]] |
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==References== |
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