- multiplication. A very general, and abstract,
concept of
multiplication is as the "
multiplicatively denoted" (second)
binary operation in a ring. An example...
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Multiplicative may
refer to:
Multiplication Multiplicative function Multiplicative group Multiplicative identity Multiplicative inverse Multiplicative...
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linear algebra,
matrix multiplication is a
binary operation that
produces a
matrix from two matrices. For
matrix multiplication, the
number of columns...
- In
abstract algebra, a
multiplicatively closed set (or
multiplicative set) is a
subset S of a ring R such that the
following two
conditions hold: 1 ∈ S...
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integers which are not
multiplicatively independent are said to be
multiplicatively dependent. As examples, 36 and 216 are
multiplicatively dependent since 36...
- of the
Multiplication of the
Loaves and Fish (Latin:
Ecclesia multiplicationis panum et piscium),
shortened to the
Church of the
Multiplication, is a Roman...
- theory,
given a
positive integer n and an
integer a
coprime to n, the
multiplicative order of a
modulo n is the
smallest positive integer k such that a k...
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mathematics and
group theory, the term
multiplicative group refers to one of the
following concepts: the
group under multiplication of the
invertible elements of...
- A
multiplication algorithm is an
algorithm (or method) to
multiply two numbers.
Depending on the size of the numbers,
different algorithms are more efficient...
- mathematics, a
multiplicative inverse or
reciprocal for a
number x,
denoted by 1/x or x−1, is a
number which when
multiplied by x
yields the
multiplicative identity...
