Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Indeformable

👉 In mathematics, an object or set is indeformable if it cannot be expressed as a union of two or more proper subsets. In other words, it cannot be represented by any finite number of sets, including itself. This property is crucial in many branches of mathematics and is used to define various concepts such as the existence of prime numbers, the fundamental theorem of arithmetic, and the axiom of choice. In particular, an object that is indeformable can be expressed as a union of countably

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