Bidimensionality is primarily a concept used in the field of computational complexity theory, specifically in the study of algorithm design and graph theory. It typically refers to a property of certain types of problems or structures that can be analyzed more effectively due to their two-dimensional characteristics. In a computational context, bidimensional problems often involve graphs or other structures that can be embedded or represented in two dimensions.

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