Jordan curve
Jordan curve noun: a non-self-intersecting continuous loop in the plane; a simple closed curve.
Noun
Jordan curve (plural Jordan curves)
- A non-self-intersecting continuous loop in the plane; a simple closed curve.
- When μ is small and positive, the locus (1) consists of a Jordan curve near each of the Jordan curves belonging to B.1950, Joseph Leonard Walsh, The Location of Critical Points of Analytic and Harmonic Functions, American Mathematical Society, page 242
- If fis a closed curve that is one-one on [0,1] except for f(0) = f(I), then we say that f is a Jordan curve. A Jordan curve can be seen as a homeomorphism from the circle C onto a subset of the given space.1992, Konrad Jacobs, Invitation to Mathematics, page 164
- Synonyms:
- simple closed curve
Jordan curve meaning in Tamil and Malayalam
Jordan curve in Tamil
- ஜோர்டான் வரை
Jordan curve in Malayalam
- ജോർദ്ദാൻ വക്രം
Synonyms of Jordan curve
- simple closed curve
Forms of Jordan curve
| plural | Jordan curves |
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Origin of Jordan curve
Named after French mathematician Camille Jordan (1838-1922), who first proved the Jordan curve theorem.
Questions about Jordan curve
- What does Jordan curve mean?
- Jordan curve means a non-self-intersecting continuous loop in the plane; a simple closed curve.
- What is Jordan curve in Tamil?
- Jordan curve in Tamil is ஜோர்டான் வரை. See Jordan curve meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is Jordan curve?
- Jordan curve is a noun.
- What is the plural of Jordan curve?
- The plural of Jordan curve is Jordan curves.
Words near Jordan curve in the dictionary
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