👉 "Non-expanding" in the context of mathematics is a mathematical concept that refers to an object or system that does not expand without bound. In other words, it cannot grow indefinitely as its size increases. This property is often used in science and engineering to describe systems that are stable and do not change over time. Non-exploding objects are examples of non-expanding objects because they remain stationary without increasing in size or volume. For example, a ball will always stay at the same height above
