prefundamental
prefundamental adjective: given a group G that acts on a set P, a subset P is prefundamental for G if, for any g in G, gB is in B only if g is 1.
Adjective
prefundamental (not comparable)
- Given a group G that acts on a set P, a subset P is prefundamental for G if, for any g in G, gB is in B only if g is 1.
- This allows, in particular, to relate q-oscillator and prefundamental representations..2015, H. Boos, F. Göhmann, A. Klümper, Kh. S. Nirov, A. V. Razumov, “Oscillator versus prefundamental representations”, in arXiv
Origin of prefundamental
From pre- + fundamental.
Questions about prefundamental
- What does prefundamental mean?
- Prefundamental means given a group G that acts on a set P, a subset P is prefundamental for G if, for any g in G, gB is in B only if g is 1.
- What part of speech is prefundamental?
- Prefundamental is an adjective.
Words near prefundamental in the dictionary
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