generalized element
generalized element noun: a morphism whose codomain is some specified object.
Noun
generalized element (plural generalized elements)
- A morphism whose codomain is some specified object.
- Thinking of x#92;in#95;AB as a generalized element, for any f#58;B#92;rightarrowC, we may write f(x) for the composite f#92;circx. In this notation the first domain–codomain axiom reads as follows: for any x#92;in#95;AB and f#58;B#92;rightarrowC there is a well-defined f(x)#92;in#95;AC; that is, at...1995, Colin McLarty, Elementary Categories, Elementary Toposes, Oxford University Press, →ISBN, page 17
Forms of generalized element
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Questions about generalized element
- What does generalized element mean?
- Generalized element means a morphism whose codomain is some specified object.
- What part of speech is generalized element?
- Generalized element is a noun.
- What is the plural of generalized element?
- The plural of generalized element is generalized elements.
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