δ-box
δ-box noun: a k-cell which is a Cartesian product of half-closed intervals which are closed at their infima and open at their suprema, and such that the infimum of each interval is the coordinate of a given point (called "the corner" of the δ-box), and the length (i.e., measure) of each interval is equal to (the given value) δ.
Noun
δ-box (plural δ-boxes)
- A k-cell which is a Cartesian product of half-closed intervals which are closed at their infima and open at their suprema, and such that the infimum of each interval is the coordinate of a given point (called "the corner" of the δ-box), and the length (i.e., measure) of each interval is equal to (the given value) δ.
Forms of δ-box
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Questions about δ-box
- What does δ-box mean?
- Δ-box means a k-cell which is a Cartesian product of half-closed intervals which are closed at their infima and open at their suprema, and such that the infimum of each interval is the coordinate of a given point (called "the corner" of the δ-box), and the length (i.e., measure) of each interval is equal to (the given value) δ.
- What part of speech is δ-box?
- Δ-box is a noun.
- What is the plural of δ-box?
- The plural of δ-box is δ-boxes.
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