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вчт1) инвариант || инвариантный2) постоянный; неизменяющийся•- invariant under mirror reflection
- invariant under rotations
- invariant under translations
- adiabatic invariant
- algebraic invariant
- analytic invariant
- characteristic invariant
- differential invariant
- geometric invariant
- homotopy invariant
- Hopf invariant
- irreducible invariant
- loop invariant
- motion invariant
- Poincare invariant
- polynomial invariant
- Riemann invariant
- scalar invariant
- singular invariant
- tensor invariant
- topological invariant
- transformation invariant
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вчт.1) инвариант || инвариантный2) постоянный; неизменяющийся•- algebraic invariant
- analytic invariant
- characteristic invariant
- differential invariant
- geometric invariant
- homotopy invariant
- Hopf invariant
- invariant under inversion
- invariant under mirror reflection
- invariant under rotations
- invariant under translations
- irreducible invariant
- loop invariant
- motion invariant
- Poincare invariant
- polynomial invariant
- Riemann invariant
- scalar invariant
- singular invariant
- tensor invariant
- topological invariant
- transformation invariant
- vector invariantThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > invariant
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