👉 Vector Math, or Vector Math (often abbreviated as VMath), is a notational system used primarily in computer graphics, physics, and engineering to describe quantities with both magnitude (size) and direction in a more intuitive and concise manner. Instead of using separate notations for the magnitude and direction of vectors, VMath combines them into a single symbol, typically represented as `v + θ` or `v × θ`, where `v` is the vector and `θ` is its direction. For example, `v + θ` represents a vector with magnitude `v` and direction `θ`, while `v × θ` denotes the cross product of `v` and a unit vector in the direction of `θ`, resulting in a vector perpendicular to both `v` and `θ`. This system simplifies vector operations, making calculations more readable and reducing errors in complex computations.
