nonreflexivity
nonreflexivity noun: the property of a binary relation that is not reflexive; that is, there exists at least one x such that not Rxx.
Noun
nonreflexivity (uncountable)
- The property of a binary relation that is not reflexive; that is, there exists at least one x such that not Rxx.
- A relation is nonreflexive if it is not reflexive, i.e., if there is a point that is not R-related to itself.2001, Patrick Blackburn, Maarten de Rijke, Yde Venema, Modal Logic, Cambridge University Press, page 97
Antonyms of nonreflexivity
Origin of nonreflexivity
From non- + reflexivity.
Questions about nonreflexivity
- What does nonreflexivity mean?
- Nonreflexivity means the property of a binary relation that is not reflexive; that is, there exists at least one x such that not Rxx.
- What part of speech is nonreflexivity?
- Nonreflexivity is a noun.
Words near nonreflexivity in the dictionary
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