X–Y–Z matrix
In mathematics, an X–Y–Z matrix is a generalization of the concept of matrix to three dimensions.
An X–Y–Z matrix 
will thus have components 
where
for some positive integers 
Such matrices are helpful for example when considering grids in three dimensions, as in computer simulations of three-dimensional problems.
See also
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