Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Univalent

👉 In mathematics, a "univalent" object is an algebraic structure that is fundamentally different from the usual ones studied in algebra. These objects are not defined by polynomial equations or functions but rather by their algebraic properties. A univalent object can be thought of as a kind of abstract algebraic structure where the elements are essentially numbers, and the operations are purely algebraic. For example, a ring is a univalent structure because it has an additive group under addition (the set of all numbers

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