Dimensional Travel

Circular Dimensional Travel

d= distance traveled in a circle 

d = d 

so therefore when the point that begins a travel is 0 or anything and then d always equals itself back to its original point.

so if going left in a circle is 5 metres then that is d, but if you went in a different direction and its 3 meters than it is also d.

Straight dimensional travel

d = distance traveled in a straight line
S= starting position
E= end position

if d1 = 3
d2 = 5
S= 0
E= 4

then:
    +3
0          =4
    +5

because in a free dimensional space , anything goes.

Displacement too would be

S-D=E

Where each is a selected number because any unknown direction could lead to that point.

To calculate the distant traveled in a fabric where one dimensional area is in proximity one needs to know the other world and many things about it, mapping it out to understand it, I have not done that yet.

S-(dimension) =E

Because another dimension is unknown in shape.