Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Rouche

👉 Rouches are a type of mathematical object commonly used in geometry, specifically in the theory of surfaces and manifolds. They are named after the French mathematician Henri Poincaré who introduced them in his 1904 paper "Sur la topologie de surfaces". A rouché is essentially an embedding of a surface into a Euclidean space (a.k.a., a Euclidean space embedded in R^3). It's often used to model the behavior of a

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👉 Rouche is a mathematical concept in the field of differential geometry, specifically in the theory of manifolds. It was introduced by Paul Rouche in 1904 and is named after the French mathematician Pierre de Fermat. The term "rouche" comes from the Latin word for "round" or "circumference." Rouche's theorem states that if a curve (or surface) in three-dimensional space is traversed around it, the resulting area enclosed

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👉 Roucheria is a type of fungi that can produce a variety of compounds, including lignin, which is an important component in cellulose and paper production. It also contains an enzyme called rorC, which catalyzes the formation of lignin from cellulose. These enzymes are essential for the development of wood and paper products.

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