- In mathematics, the
determinant is a scalar-valued
function of the
entries of a
square matrix. The
determinant of a
matrix A is
commonly denoted det(A)...
-
components of its output, its
determinant is
referred to as the
Jacobian determinant. Both the
matrix and (if applicable) the
determinant are
often referred to...
- In epidemiology, a risk
factor or
determinant is a
variable ****ociated with an
increased risk of
disease or infection.: 38 Due to a lack of harmonization...
- mathematics, in
particular linear algebra, the
matrix determinant lemma computes the
determinant of the sum of an
invertible matrix A and the
dyadic product...
- In
quantum mechanics, a
Slater determinant is an
expression that
describes the wave
function of a multi-fermionic system. It
satisfies anti-symmetry requirements...
- and
later named after him.
Hesse originally used the term "functional
determinants". The
Hessian is
sometimes denoted by H or, ambiguously, by ∇2. Suppose...
- statistics, the pseudo-
determinant is the
product of all non-zero
eigenvalues of a
square matrix. It
coincides with the
regular determinant when the
matrix is...
- In mathematics, the
Fredholm determinant is a complex-valued
function which generalizes the
determinant of a
finite dimensional linear operator. It is...
- The
social determinants of
health (SDOH) are the
economic and
social conditions that
influence individual and
group differences in
health status. They...
- In mathematics, the
determinant method is any of a
family of
techniques in
analytic number theory. The name was
coined by
Roger Heath-Brown and comes...
