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* [[Hyperspace (science fiction)]], a concept often used in science fiction writing
* [[Hyperspace (science fiction)]], a concept often used in science fiction writing
* [[Hyperspace (book)|''Hyperspace'' (book)]], a book by Dr. Michio Kaku that attempts to explain the possibility of ten-dimensional space using string theory
* [[Hyperspace (book)|''Hyperspace'' (book)]], a book by Dr. Michio Kaku that attempts to explain the possibility of ten-dimensional space using string theory
* [[Minkowski spacetime]], a concept, often referred to by science fiction writers as "hyperspace", that refers to the four-dimensional space-time of special relativity
* [[Minkowski space|Minkowski spacetime]], a concept, often referred to by science fiction writers as "hyperspace", that refers to the four-dimensional space-time of special relativity
* [[Hyperspace theory]]
* [[Hyperspace Technologies]]<ref>[http://www.hyperspacetechnologies.com Hyperspace Technologies]</ref>, a custom web design and development company out of Athens, Georgia
* [[Hyperspace Technologies]]<ref>[http://www.hyperspacetechnologies.com Hyperspace Technologies]</ref>, a custom web design and development company out of Athens, Georgia
* ''[[Space (documentary)]]'', a 2001 BBC documentary that was distributed in the U.S. as ''Hyperspace''
* ''[[Space (documentary)]]'', a 2001 BBC documentary that was distributed in the U.S. as ''Hyperspace''

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Hyperspace may refer to:

Hyperspace also sounds similar to several terms used in mathematics, the term hyper often being used to refer to higher dimensional constructs:

  • Hyperspace, a Euclidean space of dimension greater than three. (The term was common in late nineteenth century British books, sometimes in the context of paranormal fantasies, but has become rarer since then.)
  • In topology a hyperspace is a topological space whose elements are subsets of another topological space.
  • Hyperplane, an affine subspace of codimension one in such a space.
  • Hypersphere, a round sphere dimension higher than 3, especially if embedded in such a space.
  • Hypersurface, a submanifold of codimension one, especially if embedded in such a space. This term includes hypersphere and hyperplane as special cases.
  • Tesseract, also known as a hypercube, a cube [0,1]d, where d > 3. The word tesseract was used, especially in nineteenth and early twentieth century British semi-popular books on mathematics, to denote the special case d = 4.

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