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Looking for a terminology for "sameness" of functions

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Looking for a terminology for "sameness" of functions

Does the phrase "sparse bundle" mean anything?

What is the name of an operator which transforms a finite ordered set into a tuple?

What's the meaning of characteristic in "characteristic polynomial"?

Correct terminology for the joint probability density function?

Why should a non-commutative operation even be called "multiplication"?

Term for function which maps an empty set to range of size one

What is the terminology for a subset of a product of sets that is the product of its cross-sections?

Why is it called a holomorphic function?

Term for unintuitive equivalencies (e.g., Zorn's lemma and Axiom of Choice)?

Is there a mathematical term to refer to the number of unique elements in a multiset/sequence/tuple?

What is "the set of all polynomials in $\pi$"?

How exactly does a lemma differ from another type of proposition (like a theorem or corollary)?

What does $\sum_{k=1}^{\infty}X_k a_{n,k}$ exists almost surely for each $n$, actually mean?

Tensor product terminology in category theory?

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