Neutral

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Neutral and neutrality may mean the following:

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[edit] Natural science

  • Neutral element or identity element (mathematics), a special type of element of a set with respect to a binary operation on that set, such if applied to, or operated with any element of the set, causes no change to this last element
  • Neutral solution (chemistry), a solution which is neither acidic nor basic
  • Neutral particle (physics), a particle without electrical charge
  • Neutral vector (statistics), a multivariate random variable is neutral if it exhibits a particular type of statistical independence seen when considering the Dirichlet distribution
  • Neutral organisms (ecology), organisms are neutral if they obey the Unified neutral theory of biodiversity

[edit] Social science

[edit] Other

  • Neutrals as a group. The Neutrals are a group of beings that live outside the bonds of time and space. They are here to protect the universe, specifically the Earth and the human species, from extinction at the side of the Divine side and the Cursed side.

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