Note:
Even with the very Flawed calcs that could potentially put Homelander's Heat Vision at Mountain - Country Level, giving the Same Leniency to Vox would still make him Vastly stronger. Potentially to the point where Celestial scaling is applicable... Which Homelander does not have.
Vox V.S Homelander (Love): Vox Wins Low - Mid Diff
Skye V.S Owlette (Like): Sky Wins High Diff
Genie V.S Beetlejuice (Like): Genie Wins High Diff
Gon V.S Yuji Itadori (Like): Yuji Wins Mid Diff
Alastor V.S Alucard (Love): Alastor Wins High - Extreme Diff
Omni-Man V.S Darth Vader (Like): Darth Vader Wins Extreme Diff
Luz Noceda V.S Anne Boonchuy (Love): Luz Wins Extreme Diff
Springtrap V.S Chucky (Like): Springtrap Wins Mid - High Diff
Bill Cipher V.S Godzilla Ultima (Like): Ultima Wins Low Diff
Saitama V.S Jeffy (Like): Jeffy Wins High Diff
Tooru/Wonder Of U V.S Makima (Like): Makima Wins High - Extreme Diff
Moro V.S Tirek (Love): Moro Wins Mid Diff
So I’m trying to Self-teach myself on Vector Spaces and Dimensions and such. And I’m stuck on several aspects.
How are Vector Spaces used practically? I know they can be used to measure Scalars. But what kind of worth do “Scalars” have in the first place?
Is there a limit to how many Elements there can be in a Vector Spaces? Does it strictly have to be Finite or can there be a Countably or Uncountably Infinite amount? To my (very limited) knowledge, there can be both Infinite and Finite spaces. Especially when dealing with spaces that involve ℝ. Because, ya know all the real numbers are Uncountably Infinite in scope. Or can ℝ just represent finite values that happen to be Real Numbers?
When using the words “infinite Dimensional” what does this mean in a larger context? Is it literally an Infinite amount of Dimensions or is it just another way of just saying the space in question is Infinite?
Taking Baby Steps as you can prolly see.
Just note that both can get higher, but this is generally where I put them at a High End.
If we were to use the maximum ends, Alastor would still be considerably stronger and faster.