Convergence

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Convergence or may refer to:

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[edit] Mathematics

  • Convergence (mathematics), refers to the notion that some functions and sequences approach a limit under certain conditions
  • Convergence (logic), the notion that a sequence of transformations come to the same conclusion, no matter what order they are performed in

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[edit] Computing and technology

  • Bioconvergence, the merger of previously distinct technologies into a new form; requiring new theories, new products, and new practices
  • Convergence (telecommunications), the combination of multiple services through lines of telecommunication from a single provider
  • Convergence (routing), the status of a set of routers having the same knowledge of the surrounding network topology
  • Convergence (evolutionary computing), a means of modeling the tendency for genetic characteristics of populations to stabilize over time
  • Convergence (SSL), a distributed replacement for the CA system used by Secure Sockets Layer

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