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codisjoint

codisjoint adjective: of two or more sets, having an union equal to the universal set.

Adjective

codisjoint (not comparable)

  1. Of two or more sets, having an union equal to the universal set.
  2. Of two or more elements in a lattice, having a join equal to the top element.
    • A word of caution however if you want to express the expected connections between these different supports. E.g., it is tempting to prove that S#95;0#123;#61;0#125;#92;alpha and S#95;0#123;#61;1#125;#92;alpha are codisjoint, i.e. that...2007, Thierry Lucas, “Axioms for Action”, in Logique et Analyse, volume 50, number 200, page 384

Origin of codisjoint

From co- + disjoint.

Questions about codisjoint

What does codisjoint mean?
Codisjoint means of two or more sets, having an union equal to the universal set.
What part of speech is codisjoint?
Codisjoint is an adjective.

Words near codisjoint in the dictionary

  1. codiscoverers
  2. codiscoveries
  3. codiscovering
  4. codiscovers
  5. codiscovery
  6. codisjoint
  7. codispersal
  8. codispersals
  9. codisplay
  10. codisplaying
  11. Codispoti

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