X-Y-Z matrix
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The term X-Y-Z matrix is used to refer to the generalization of the concept of matrix to three dimensions.
An X-Y-Z matrix A will thus have components Ai,j,k where
for some positive integers M,N,P.
Such matrices are helpful for example when considering grids in three dimensions, as in computer simulations of three-dimensional problems.
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