| Subject: | Re: euclidean distance question |
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| From: | "Van" |
| Date: | 30 Jul 2005 07:57:54 -0700 |
| Newsgroups: | sci.math |
I think you have to be very careful in talking about things like
"distance between 2 vectors or cells".
If distance is the length of a line, one can only speak of the distance
between 2 points, like the length of the geodesic connecting points
A and B in R^n.
L(A,B) == Int_A^B{ds} == integral of the line element from A to B,
where
ds^2 = g_ij x^i x^j
The distance between 2 vectors or cells are really nonsense phrases
unless you say more.
Van
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