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прямое слагаемоеEnglish-Russian dictionary of technical terms > direct summand
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Математика: абсолютное прямое слагаемоеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > absolute direct summand
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Математика: топологическое прямое слагаемоеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > topological direct summand
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1) непосредственный
2) бездоменный
3) направлять
4) однофазный
5) прямой
6) непосредственно
7) ориентировать
8) руководствоваться
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discrete direct sum — <math.> сумма прямая слабая, дискретная сумма
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топологический base of topological space ≈ база топологического пространства basis of topological space ≈ базис топологического пространства category of topological space ≈ категория топологического пространства dual topological unitarization ≈ дуально топологическая унитаризация general topological space ≈ общетопологическое пространство hyperemetric topological group ≈ гиперметрическая топологическая группа hypermetric topological group ≈ гиперметрическая топологическая группа linearly topological algebra ≈ линейно топологическая алгебра local topological structure ≈ локальная топологическая структура topological direct integral ≈ топологический прямой интеграл topological direct summand ≈ топологическое прямое слагаемое topological field of sets ≈ топологическое тело множеств topological group extension ≈ топологическое расширение группы topological spectral value ≈ топологическое спектральное значение topological vector lattice ≈ топологическая векторная решетка - topological conjugacy - topological contractibility - topological convergence - topological correspondence - topological covering - topological decomposition - topological deformation - topological dimension - topological distribution - topological divisor - topological dual - topological duality - topological dynamics - topological embedding - topological entropy - topological equivalence - topological equivalent - topological field - topological flow - topological formula - topological formulation - topological game - topological genus - topological graph - topological group - topological groupoid - topological homeomorphism - topological homogeneity - topological homomorphism - topological identification - topological image - topological inclusion - topological index - topological interpretation - topological invariance - topological invariant - topological irreducibility - topological isomorphism - topological knot - topological lattice - topological limit - topological line - topological logic - topological manifold - topological method - topological model - topological modification - topological module - topological monoid - topological morphism - topological neighborhood - topological nilpotent - topological noise - topological object - topological ordering - topological pair - topological partition - topological plane - topological polygon - topological polyhedron - topological polynomial - topological product - topological proof - topological property - topological pseudoisotopy - topological quasicomponent - topological quotient - topological rank - topological realization - topological recurrence - topological relationship - topological representation - topological restriction - topological result - topological ring - topological section - topological self-mapping - topological semigroup - topological semimodule - topological sequence - topological similarity - topological simplex - topological sorting - topological space - topological sphere - topological stability - topological structure - topological subgroup - topological subspace - topological substitute - topological sum - topological supplement - topological surface - topological transformation - topological transitivity - topological tree - topological triangle - topological type - topological uniformization - topological weight (математика) топологическийБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > topological
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