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Volume of Hyperspheres 1. Introduction a. Abstract b. Simple example c. Motivation d. Concrete example 2. Definition a. Definition i. A hypersphere is a generalization of the circle/sphere to dimensions n > 3, where n is the number of dimensions. The formula for any hypersphere is given by x 1 2 +x 2 2 +x 3 2 + …x n 2 =r 2 . b. Mathematical concept i. Using triple integrals to find volumes ii. Spherical coordinates in 3-dimensions and 4-dimensions 3. Mathematical Theory a. Theorems i. Jacobians ii. Gamma function iii. Find generalized formulas for the volume of n- dimensional hyperspheres. b. Properties i. Properties of spheres in general 1. For a sphere, we can note that the volume of a sphere, V = 4 3 πr 3 , is the integral of the surface area, S=4 πr 2 ; this property will be used to calculate the Volume of a hypersphere in n- dimensions. ii. Hyperspheres of odd n dimensions iii. Hyperspheres of even n dimensions c. Further examples i. Find the volume of the hypersphere x 2 + y 2 +z 2 + w 2 =4 4. Application

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LEARN TO CALCULATE THE VOLUME OF A HYPERSPHERE

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Volume of Hyperspheres

1. Introductiona. Abstractb. Simple examplec. Motivationd. Concrete example

2. Definitiona. Definition

i. A hypersphere is a generalization of the circle/sphere to dimensions n > 3, where n is the number of dimensions. The formula for any hypersphere is given

by x12+x2

2+x32+…xn

2=r2.b. Mathematical concept

i. Using triple integrals to find volumesii. Spherical coordinates in 3-dimensions and 4-dimensions

3. Mathematical Theorya. Theorems

i. Jacobiansii. Gamma function

iii. Find generalized formulas for the volume of n-dimensional hyperspheres. b. Properties

i. Properties of spheres in general

1. For a sphere, we can note that the volume of a sphere, V= 43π r3 , is

the integral of the surface area, S=4 π r2; this property will be used to calculate the Volume of a hypersphere in n-dimensions.

ii. Hyperspheres of odd n dimensionsiii. Hyperspheres of even n dimensions

c. Further examplesi. Find the volume of the hypersphere x2+ y2+z2+w2=4

4. Application