Combining dimensions

In topology, a mathematical discipline, combining dimensions into a manifold consists of taking *n* dimensions and visualizing them in a smaller *m* dimension. Similar concepts apply when studying spacetime and Calabi–Yau manifolds. For example, in string theory, six dimensions are combined into a two-dimensional manifold for simple visualization.

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