- is only one term in the
sum; if n = m − 1 {\displaystyle n=m-1} , then
there is none. The
phrase '
algebraic sum'
refers to a
sum of
terms which may have...
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called an
algebraic complement of M {\displaystyle M} in X , {\displaystyle X,} such that X {\displaystyle X} is the
algebraic direct sum of M {\displaystyle...
- Look up
algebraic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Algebraic may
refer to any
subject related to
algebra in
mathematics and
related branches like algebraic...
- 1 + i {\displaystyle 1+i} is
algebraic because it is a root of x4 + 4. All
integers and
rational numbers are
algebraic, as are all
roots of integers...
- In
abstract algebra, the
direct sum is a
construction which combines several modules into a new,
larger module. The
direct sum of
modules is the smallest...
- mathematics, an
algebraic expression is an
expression built up from
constants (usually,
algebraic numbers) variables, and the
basic algebraic operations:...
- theory, an
algebraic data type (ADT) is a kind of
composite type, i.e., a type
formed by
combining other types. Two
common classes of
algebraic types are...
- In
algebra, an
algebraic fraction is a
fraction whose numerator and
denominator are
algebraic expressions. Two
examples of
algebraic fractions are 3 x...
-
canonical forms include the
complete sum of
prime implicants or
Blake canonical form (and its dual), and the
algebraic normal form (also
called Zhegalkin...
- In
algebraic number theory, an
algebraic integer is a
complex number that is
integral over the integers. That is, an
algebraic integer is a
complex root...
