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The number “s” is an important real-hypothetical mathematical concept proposed to transform any number into a negative value, decreased by 0.01. It can be applied to any positive or negative number, including zero. Regardless of the original value, the result of applying the number “s” will always be a negative number, decreased by 0.01. This number also implies the existence of a new coordinate axis on which it is located, allowing its unique properties to be applied within a theoretical mathematical system. The number “s” represents an intriguing subject for study within the context of non-standard numerical systems ,however it might exist in our dimension ,but unvisible for us because it is in 4D dimension.
Its formula is:
х^s=-х-0.01
Let us specify the location of the coordinate system in which the number "s" acts.
The number "s" exists in a hypothetical coordinate system other than the usual numerical axis.
The "s" axis is positioned so that any value placed on it is transformed according to the unique properties of the number "s".
Where it could be used:
Alternative Number Systems: In number systems that differ from the real numbers, such as certain extensions of complex numbers, this operation could define new properties and relationships between elements.
Signal Processing: In engineering, signals can have phase inversions. An operation that turns positive inputs into negative outputs could model a phase shift of 180 degrees.
Cryptography: Some encryption algorithms might benefit from a non-standard mathematical operation that isn’t easily reversible, adding an extra layer of security.
Theoretical Physics: Concepts like negative energy density in certain cosmological models might use such an operation to describe phenomena that don’t fit within the standard model.