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antidomain

antidomain noun: the boolean complement of the domain.

Noun

antidomain (plural antidomains)

  1. The boolean complement of the domain.
    • It is shown that antidomain semirings are more expressive than test semirings and that Kleene algebras with domain are more expressive than Kleene algebras with tests.2015, Georg Struth, “On the Expressive Power of Kleene Algebra with Domain”, in arXiv

Forms of antidomain

pluralantidomains

Origin of antidomain

From anti- + domain.

Questions about antidomain

What does antidomain mean?
Antidomain means the boolean complement of the domain.
What part of speech is antidomain?
Antidomain is a noun.
What is the plural of antidomain?
The plural of antidomain is antidomains.

Words near antidomain in the dictionary

  1. antidogmatic
  2. antidogmatism
  3. antidogmatist
  4. antidogmatists
  5. antidollar
  6. antidomain
  7. antidomains
  8. antidomestic
  9. antidominance
  10. antidominant
  11. antidominantly

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