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Is it ok to say "basis of a lattice"?

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Is it ok to say "basis of a lattice"?

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Name for operation similar to convolution

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Does a "straight", open-ended, infinite, but closed like a tube, have a name?

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What is the name of the problem solved by superconcentrators?

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What are the loops by delooping a group to a groupoid?

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What to call the exponent of 10 in scientific numbers?

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What is the name of this operation between sets?

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Why is "the Jacobian" used to refer to matrix and its determinant?

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Is the term "Spans Unity" common?

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Is there a name for the probability distribution formed by taking the product of the cumulative probability distributions?

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Why is a manifold called a manifold?

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What is the name of an operator $T$ satisfying $T^n=T$?

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What are the functions that make composite functions called?

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What is the name of $(\mathbb{Z}_2^s, \oplus, \odot)$ and where is it studied?

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Is there any specific convention to how mathematical equations are "read out"?

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Is it ok to say "basis of a lattice"?

Name for operation similar to convolution

Does a "straight", open-ended, infinite, but closed like a tube, have a name?

What is the name of the problem solved by superconcentrators?

What are the loops by delooping a group to a groupoid?

What to call the exponent of 10 in scientific numbers?

What is the name of this operation between sets?

Why is "the Jacobian" used to refer to matrix and its determinant?

Is the term "Spans Unity" common?

Is there a name for the probability distribution formed by taking the product of the cumulative probability distributions?

Why is a manifold called a manifold?

What is the name of an operator $T$ satisfying $T^n=T$?

What are the functions that make composite functions called?

What is the name of $(\mathbb{Z}_2^s, \oplus, \odot)$ and where is it studied?

Is there any specific convention to how mathematical equations are "read out"?

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