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Terminology for matrix whose inverse is itself except that off-diagonal elements are negative?

Verify vs Prove

Are these two mathematical objects the same from a practical standpoint, or literally identical mathematical objects?

How to solve the end time problem of ODEs

Is there a standard name for functions whose fibers are finite on every element in their image?

Is there a formal general term for mathematical drawings?

The terminology of a set and subset of a simple number in base 2

Do we say a sum "diverges" or can we say it "equals $\infty$"?

What is this set notation called?

What does it mean for a function to be continuous on its domain?

Is there a name for this type of matrix ($C + C^\dagger$ is negative definite)?

Trying to understand discontinuities and domains

General name for a multidimensional function that maps each coordinate independently

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