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Meaning of homoeomorphism
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homoeomorphism (n.)
A near similarity of crystalline forms between unlike chemical compounds. See Isomorphism.
homoeomorphism Sentence Examples
- The two surfaces are homoeomorphic, meaning they can be continuously deformed into one another without cutting or gluing.
- The homeomorphism between the circle and the interval [0, 1] preserves the distance between points.
- The function f: X → Y is a homoeomorphism if it is bijective, continuous, and has a continuous inverse.
- The topology of a space is determined by its homoeomorphism classes.
- The group of homoeomorphisms of a space forms a topological group.
- The topology of the real line is characterized by the fact that it admits no non-trivial homoeomorphisms.
- The homoeomorphism between the sphere and the plane is known as stereographic projection.
- The homoeomorphism theorem states that every two compact, connected, orientable surfaces of the same genus are homoeomorphic.
- In algebraic topology, homology groups are defined as homoeomorphism invariants.
- The study of homoeomorphisms is a fundamental aspect of modern mathematics, particularly in topology, geometry, and analysis.
FAQs About the word homoeomorphism
A near similarity of crystalline forms between unlike chemical compounds. See Isomorphism.
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The two surfaces are homoeomorphic, meaning they can be continuously deformed into one another without cutting or gluing.
The homeomorphism between the circle and the interval [0, 1] preserves the distance between points.
The function f: X → Y is a homoeomorphism if it is bijective, continuous, and has a continuous inverse.
The topology of a space is determined by its homoeomorphism classes.
