If area measures 2D space and volume measures 3D space, what is the measure of 4D space?
hyper-volume
>>8730873
There isn't 4D space
>>8730881
This.
>>8730873
time obviously... are you slow on the uptake?
>>8730881
Oh, well.
Shucks.
A totally antisymmetrized tensor product of the four 1-forms that span the tangent vector space.
It's called a "volume form" for any dimension, if that's what you're asking. And it's unique up to a multiplicative factor.
>>8730873
Bulk
http://hi.gher.space/wiki/Main_Page
>>8730873
Measure the space needed for the 4d opbject to exist in. A circle around an 2d image of a 4d object would translate to a 3d sphere that has the volume to contain an 4d object.
4d is meassured in circles
>>8730873
Velocity
Acceleration
>>8730873
time