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1 irreducible submodule
Математика: неприводимый подмодуль -
2 irreducible submodule
English-Russian scientific dictionary > irreducible submodule
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3 meet-irreducible submodule
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > meet-irreducible submodule
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4 meet-irreducible submodule
Математика: неразложимый в пересечение подмодульУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > meet-irreducible submodule
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5 submodule
подмодуль, субмодуль- completely isotropic submodule - fully invariant submodule - relatively divisible submodule -
6 meet-irreducible
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > meet-irreducible
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7 неприводимый подмодуль
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > неприводимый подмодуль
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8 lattice
1) плетение2) решётка, сетка || решетчатый3) пространственная решётка, структура•- almost contact lattice - almost tangent lattice - completely regular lattice - locally convex lattice - locally distributive lattice - locally modular lattice - lower semimodular lattice - metrically simple lattice - relatively pseudocomplemented lattice - structurally regular lattice - topologically dense lattice
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