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морфизм dually universal morphism ≈ двойственно универсальный морфизм fiber bundle morphism ≈ морфизм расслоенного пространства left regular morphism ≈ регулярный слева морфизм local vector bundle morphism ≈ локальный морфизм векторных расслоений locally embeddable morphism ≈ локально вложимый морфизм locally stable morphism ≈ локально устойчивый морфизм locally trivial morphism ≈ локально тривиальный морфизм principal bundle morphism ≈ морфизм главных расслоений projectively embeddable morphism ≈ проективно вложимый морфизм purely inseparable morphism ≈ чисто несепарабельный морфизм residually stable morphism ≈ резидуально устойчивый морфизм right liberty morphism ≈ освобождающий справа морфизм right regular morphism ≈ регулярный справа морфизм universally closed morphism ≈ универсально замкнутый морфизм universally submersive morphism ≈ универсально субмерсивный морфизм - bijective morphism - bilogical morphism - bimeromorphic morphism - birational morphism - bounded morphism - bundle morphism - canonical morphism - categorical morphism - central morphism - clone morphism - closed morphism - cobounded morphism - codiagonal morphism - coequating morphism - coessential morphism - coimage of morphism - coliberty morphism - commutator morphism - compactifiable morphism - compatibility morphism - composite morphism - connecting morphism - coperfect morphism - covering morphism - divisible morphism - dominant morphism - dual morphism - embeddable morphism - epic morphism - etale morphism - extendable morphism - factored morphism - factorial morphism - fibered morphism - finite morphism - flat morphism - functorial morphism - fuzzy morphism - general morphism - geometric morphism - graded morphism - groupoid morphism - homotopic morphism - identity morphism - index of morphism - induced morphism - inductive morphism - injective morphism - inseparable morphism - invertible morphism - kernel of morphism - lattice morphism - liftable morphism - limit morphism - manifold morphism - monic morphism - morphism of colimit - morphism of complexes - morphism of functors - morphism of limit - morphism of manifolds - morphism of premanifold - morphism of presheafs - morphism of rings - morphism of semigroups - morphism of sheafs - natural morphism - neighbor morphism - nonstrict morphism - nontrivial morphism - open morphism - periodicity morphism - pregroup morphism - projective morphism - proper morphism - pseudosmooth morphism - quasicompact morphism - quasifinite morphism - quasiprojective morphism - quotient morphism - ramified morphism - restriction morphism - semilattice morphism - separated morphism - shape morphism - simplicial morphism - splitting morphism - stable morphism - strong morphism - submersive morphism - substitution morphism - surjective morphism - terminal morphism - topological morphism - trace morphism - transfer morphism - transversal morphism - universal morphism - unramified morphism - zero morphism (математика) морфизмБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > morphism
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