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1 isomorphic idempotent
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2 isomorphic idempotent
English-Russian scientific dictionary > isomorphic idempotent
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4 изоморфный идемпотент
мат. isomorphic idempotentБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > изоморфный идемпотент
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5 semigroup
мат.полугруппа, квазигруппа- almost unitary semigroup - completely simple semigroup - finitely convergent semigroup - finitely generated semigroup - finitely presented semigroup - fully reducible semigroup - left cancellative semigroup - left concentric semigroup - left zero semigroup - right cancellative semigroup - right concentric semigroup - right zero semigroup - self-adjoint semigroup - self-conjugate semigroup - semigroup of right translations - strongly continuous semigroup - strongly integrable semigroup - strongly measurable semigroup - strongly reversible semigroup - totally primitive semigroup - totally regular semigroup - totally simple semigroup - weakly reductive semigroup -
6 transformation
трансформация, трансформирование; превращение; преобразование- completely reducible transformation - convexity preserving transformation - identity transformation - inverted transformation - locally isomorphic transformation - locally linear transformation - locally quadratic transformation - normal transformation of binomial distribution - probability integral transformation - proper birational transformation - recursive transformation - uniform probability transformation - uniformly continuous transformation - uniformly regular transformation - weakly compact transformation - weakly completely continuous transformation - weakly mixing transformation - weakly open transformation - weakly separable transformation
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