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dimensional case and higher dimensions, we want to mimic the one-dimensional setting and arguments as much as possible. It is a measure of the naturalness of the fundamental concepts that the extension to higher dimensions of the basic ideas and the mathematical definitions that we’ve used so far proceeds almost automatically.
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