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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > commutative subalgebra
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Математика: коммутативная подалгебраУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > commutative subalgebra
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English-Russian scientific dictionary > commutative subalgebra
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подалгебра compactly embedded subalgebra ≈ компактно вложенная подалгебра uniformly closed subalgebra ≈ равномерно замкнутая подалгебра weak-star closed subalgebra ≈ замкнутая подалгебра в слабой топологии сопряженного пространства - acceptable subalgebra - analytical subalgebra - ascendant subalgebra - central subalgebra - characteristic subalgebra - closed subalgebra - commutative subalgebra - complete subalgebra - dense subalgebra - diagonal subalgebra - division subalgebra - graded subalgebra - invariant subalgebra - least subalgebra - marginal subalgebra - matrix subalgebra - maximal subalgebra - minimal subalgebra - n-dimensional subalgebra - nilpotent subalgebra - normal subalgebra - nuclear subalgebra - one-element subalgebra - proper subalgebra - pure subalgebra - quasiseparable subalgebra - reductive subalgebra - regular subalgebra - restricted subalgebra - self-adjoint subalgebra - semisimple subalgebra - separating subalgebra - spectral subalgebra - splittable subalgebra - splitting subalgebra - sufficient subalgebra - triangular subalgebra - trivial subalgebra - verbal subalgebraБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > subalgebra
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