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Alternative words for "parts" of a bi-partite graph

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Alternative words for "parts" of a bi-partite graph

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Alternative words for "parts" of a bi-partite graph

Matrix with exactly one number in each column

Name for this property closely related to subadditivity

Does this type of tripartite graph formed from two $K_{2,4}$'s have a name?

Is there a math term for a modificated minimum spanning tree?

Conventional notation for quartiles of probability distributions (not quartiles of samples)

What is the correct name for this multiplicand

Comic titles "impartial differential equations", "improbability", but what is "different finitenesses" supposed to be?

What is the "cross product" of $n-1$ vectors in $\mathbb{R}^n$ called?

Name for a field without the requirement of having an additive inverse?

What is the name of the region between two concentric arcs with the same central angle?

Is there a name for the function $D(x,y) = \sum\limits_{i = 1}^n (x_i - y_i)$, where $x$ and $y$ are vectors in $\mathbb{R}^n$?

About the differences between definitions of "Capable Group"

What is the mathematical word to describe when two objects can be transformed to each other like Klein bottle and torus?

What actually it means by the words “define the orthogonal projection in the spectral decomposition”?

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