Continuity

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Continuity may refer to:

In mathematics:

• Continuous probability distribution or random variable in probability and statistics
• For functions:
  • Continuous function, the main article, including an introduction to the concept and more details.
  • Continuous function (topology), a generalization to functions between topological spaces.
  • Scott continuity, a generalization to functions between posets.
  • Continuous function (set theory), for functions between ordinals.
  • A continuous functor is one that preserves limits in category theory.
• Continuity theorem
  • Lévy continuity theorem
  • Kolmogorov continuity theorem
• Parametric continuity
• Geometric continuity
• Continuity equation for application in electromagnetic theory, fluid dynamics and quantum mechanics.
• Graph continuity, for payoff functions in game theory.
• Continuous game, a mathematical generalization used in game theory.

Elsewhere:

• ethnography and ethnic nationalism: see indigenism
  • Paleolithic Continuity Theory
  • Uralic Continuity Theory
  • Protochronism
• Continuity of operations
• Continuity (fiction) – consistency of the characteristics of persons, plot, objects, places and events seen by the reader or viewer.
• Script supervisor (also called continuity) is a member of a film crew for any narrative motion picture (film, television or other video) responsible for maintaining the internal continuity of what is seen and heard in course of the film.
• Continuity (broadcasting)
• An unbroken electrical path in an electrical circuit or connector

[edit] See also

• Continuum

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