Minkowski space is defined as a mathematical construct representing empty space devoid of matter, energy, or radiation. The discussion proposes the concept of viewing Minkowski as a multi-dimensional grid, specifically a perpendicular three-dimensional matrix, to facilitate the mapping of solutions in other spatial contexts. The lack of stress-energy in Minkowski space underscores its unique properties, making it a potential framework for advanced mathematical exploration. This interpretation invites further inquiry into its applicability in various scientific fields.
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homerwho said:I understand Minkowski is empty space with no matter.
homerwho said:Is there a possibility to consider Minkowski as a multi dimensional grid in the form of a perpendicular 3 dimensional matrix for further study on other spaces.
homerwho said:I am just interpreting what I read