biconjugate (Meaning)
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biconjugate (a.)
Twice paired, as when a petiole forks twice.
Synonyms & Antonyms of biconjugate
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biconjugate Sentence Examples
- In linear algebra, a matrix is said to be biconjugate to its adjoint if they have the same eigenvalues.
- The concept of a biconjugate gradient method is commonly used to solve systems of linear equations efficiently.
- Mathematicians often study the properties of biconjugate subgroups in group theory.
- To find the biconjugate transpose of a matrix, one takes the transpose of the matrix and then takes the complex conjugate of each entry.
- The biconjugate gradient stabilized method is an iterative algorithm used to solve large sparse linear systems.
- A biconjugate linear functional is a function that satisfies certain properties with respect to two vector spaces and their respective dual spaces.
- Engineers employ biconjugate gradient methods to optimize various numerical computations in signal processing.
- The study of biconjugate harmonic functions is essential in understanding the behavior of solutions to partial differential equations.
- Research in biconjugate duality theory has applications in optimization problems with complex constraints.
- The mathematical concept of a biconjugate base pair arises in the context of DNA and RNA structure and function.
FAQs About the word biconjugate
Twice paired, as when a petiole forks twice.
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No antonyms found.
In linear algebra, a matrix is said to be biconjugate to its adjoint if they have the same eigenvalues.
The concept of a biconjugate gradient method is commonly used to solve systems of linear equations efficiently.
Mathematicians often study the properties of biconjugate subgroups in group theory.
To find the biconjugate transpose of a matrix, one takes the transpose of the matrix and then takes the complex conjugate of each entry.
