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Larry_Sanger (talk) Meaning, please? |
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There is the [[Homomorphism]], but here are other variants and subclasses: |
There is the [[Homomorphism]], but here are other variants and subclasses: |
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* [[Isomorphism]] '(the application is also a bijection)' |
* [[Isomorphism]] '(the application is also a bijection)' |
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* [[Endomorphism]] '(from a structure into itself)' |
* [[Endomorphism]] '(from a structure into itself)' |
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* [[Automorphism]] '(Iso + Endo)' |
* [[Automorphism]] '(Iso + Endo)' |
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* [[Epimorphism]] |
* [[Epimorphism]] |
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* [[Monomorphism]] |
* [[Monomorphism]] |
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* [[Homeomorphism]] |
* [[Homeomorphism]] |
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* [[Diffeomorphism]] '(Preserves topological properties)' |
* [[Diffeomorphism]] '(Preserves topological properties)' |
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* [[Comorphism]] '(A term sometimes used in [[Category theory]])' |
* [[Comorphism]] '(A term sometimes used in [[Category theory]])' |
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''OK, but what does "morphism" mean at all???'' |
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Revision as of 18:09, 27 December 2001
There is the Homomorphism, but here are other variants and subclasses:
- Isomorphism '(the application is also a bijection)'
- Endomorphism '(from a structure into itself)'
- Automorphism '(Iso + Endo)'
- Diffeomorphism '(Preserves topological properties)'
- Comorphism '(A term sometimes used in Category theory)'
OK, but what does "morphism" mean at all???