CODING/DECODING NUMBER ARRAYS COUNTING IN TRIPLETS
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trits, , vector field, , complex conditionalsAbstract
Following research of the same author on 'Logical Principles in Ternary Mathematics,' we would like to improve the model that was proposed in the aforementioned article by the diagram that links decimal numbers, number arrays, and triplets. The latter has to undergo some specification. Here the term 'trits' implies not only a set of three numbers as in ( ) It is also a three-component vector It's a very important provision because it links a vector space, an integer, and a number array; each of them being an independent unit.[6]
Understanding concepts like 'vector space,' 'integer,' and 'triplet' can be challenging, especially for someone new to the topic. It's easy to feel confused by the terminology used. So, let's move on swiftly and illustrate this idea with an example:
This principle will define our analysis given below.
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