👉 UV math, or Uniform Vectors, is a mathematical framework used in various fields, including physics, engineering, and computer science, to describe and analyze systems where vectors are uniformly distributed or have a consistent spatial distribution. It involves the use of uniform probability distributions to model the positions, directions, or velocities of objects in space. This approach simplifies complex problems by assuming that the vectors follow a uniform probability density function (PDF) over a given region, making it particularly useful for simulations, statistical analysis, and solving differential equations in physics and engineering. UV math is foundational in techniques like Monte Carlo simulations, where random sampling from a uniform distribution helps approximate solutions to problems that are analytically intractable.
