superrank
superrank noun: a generalization of the "basic rank" of a variety of algebras, used to characterize varieties of algebras that have an infinite basic rank by calculating a pair of non-negative integers, that represents the number of generators in a superalgebraic sense.
Noun
superrank (plural superranks)
- a generalization of the "basic rank" of a variety of algebras, used to characterize varieties of algebras that have an infinite basic rank by calculating a pair of non-negative integers, that represents the number of generators in a superalgebraic sense
- Furthermore, for arbitrary pair (r,s)#92;neq(0,0) of nonnegative integers we provide a variety that has the unique basic superrank (r,s).2015, Alexey Kuz'min, Ivan Shestakov, “Basic superranks for varieties of algebras”, in arXiv
Forms of superrank
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Origin of superrank
From super- + rank.
Questions about superrank
- What does superrank mean?
- Superrank means a generalization of the "basic rank" of a variety of algebras, used to characterize varieties of algebras that have an infinite basic rank by calculating a pair of non-negative integers, that represents the number of generators in a superalgebraic sense.
- What part of speech is superrank?
- Superrank is a noun.
- What is the plural of superrank?
- The plural of superrank is superranks.
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