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1、How Long are Your Home Stairs?On DistanceLife on MathematicsThe Story of Staircase LengthDistance is not unfamiliar to people,because we frequently use this concept in daily life.When we have a closer look at how the concept is used,it tends to be so explicit and also implicit.A soldier in the watch
2、tower reports to the head,“The situation is critical.The enemys attacking units are only 50 meters away from us!”Thus,how should we understand the distance between one man and a group of people?Furthermore,how to describe the distance between one group of people and the other group?A Chinese saying
3、goes,“A distant relative is not helpful as a near neighbor.”The concepts of being far and near spatially map emotional factors.Then,does distance describe affection?Distance in mathematics cannot be as casual as people use.It is a concept,but at the same time it has to be diversified.Length of Appro
4、ach BridgeAn overpass on Harbin Hexing RoadThe lengths of the stairs at both sides are different,in addition,the difference in slope also causes the calculation of the length of the stairs to be different.baThree Ways of WalkingA.Ants walk:walk along the stairs covering every single inchLengths of t
5、he stairs:()n abb+n stairs,each stairheight is a,length is bbaa2aThree Ways of WalkingB.Mens walk:small step,then walk to the endLengths of the stairs:(2)nabab+ab-abaThree Ways of WalkingC.Stride way:to finish each stair by only one strideLengths of the stairs:22n abb+22ab+For a flight of stairs,we
6、get three lengths.Is this reasonable?Can we set a formula at will to calculate the distance between two points?What is the law of identity in the formal logic?Can You Give A Formula by The Concept of Distance?Aristotle was an ancient Greek philosopher,scientist,andeducationalist.He made great contri
7、butions to nearly everydiscipline,exerting profound influence on the mankind afterhim.He was considered an encyclopedia of a scientist.Helaid the foundation for formal logic,in which discipline hetook mathematics,especially geometry as examples.Aristotles Identity LawIdentity LawAristotles formal lo
8、gic:The law of Identity,the principles of contradiction,the law of excluded middle The concept right:different from left.The law of Identity:speaking about the uniqueness of a concept.The childs eyes are really two springs of water.Water is a liquid.So,the childs eyes are liquid.The concept of water
9、is not uniform.Distance ConceptThe stairs have three lengths,however,are they against the the law of Identity?ba2a()n abb+A.Ants walk:B.Mens walk:C.Stride way:(2)nabab+22n abb+Wikipedia Description of DistanceDistance is defined as a scalar quantitywithoutdirection.Itcannotbenegative.In physics,dist
10、ance refers tothe length of journeys covered by aperson,animal,vehicle or object.ABEuclidean DistanceStraight-line distance:AB11(,)x y22(,)xy221212(,)()()d A Bxxyy=+628.48Distance formula from point B to point A1 11 12Manhattan DistanceThe actual moving way of a taxiAB12 1126 2=Manhattan distance:Th
11、e distance from point B to point AManhattan distance?Euclidean distance?1The Vector NormDefinition.Let be real number space and be n-dimensional real vector space.Then the mappingnR:nRR3.XYXY+for anynXR and nYR.1.0X for any nXR and 0X=if and only if 0X=;2.XX=for any scalar R and nXR;is a norm in n-d
12、imensional vector space if it satisfiesthe following three properties:M1M2FFxFy3.XYXY+for anynXR and nYR.1.0X for any nXR and 0X=if and only if 0X=;2.XX=for any scalar R and nXR;The Vector Norm3.xyxy+for anyxR andyR.1.0 x for any xR and x0=if and only if x=;2.xx=for any scalar R and xR;Absolute Valu
13、e Is a NormSubtraction of Vector11(,)A x y22(,)B xyxoy1212(,)xxyy1122,OAx yOBxy=Use coordinates to represent vectors:Subtraction of Vector:1212,OAOBBAxxyy=Distance on the basis of normThe distance between point A and point B:11(,)A x y22(,)B xyxoy1212(,)xxyyFor a vector,2-norm:,Xx y=222Xxy=+121222(,
14、),d A BBAxxyy=221212()()xxyy=+What are the real meanings of the three properties of norm?Why do we say the shortest distance between two points is a straight line?Why does the concept of distance describe an optimized feature?Meanings of The Three Properties of NormThree Properties of NormNonnegativ
15、ity measureZero-metric nature(1)For any real number ,;if and only if x0 x0=x0=xThe Meaning of Zero MetricIf the two points coincide,the distance is zero.Distance between two points00 xyxyxy=0 x y A B(,)d A Bxy=0 xy=xy=Point A coincides with point B,If the distance is zero,do the two points coincide?
16、No problem.Three Properties of NormDescribe the linear characteristics of spaceXX=;(2)For any number ,Triangle InequalityoyxXY+YX222XYXY+FGEThe straight line is always the shortest path.Distance Shows the Shortest FeatureI swim 1000 meters in the swimming pool.HEU500 metersImplies a shortest lengthW
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