morphism in Greek
morphism in Greek is μορφισμός — morphism means a structure-preserving map from one mathematical object to another, treated in category theory as an arrow between objects.
morphism in Greek
μορφισμός
Pronounced: morfismos
What does "morphism" mean?
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noun A structure-preserving map from one mathematical object to another, treated in category theory as an arrow between objects.
"In category theory, every morphism has a source and a target."
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morphism in a sentence
- In category theory, every morphism has a source and a target.
- Two morphisms can be composed when the target of the first is the source of the second.
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What is "morphism" in Greek?
"morphism" in Greek is μορφισμός. morphism means: A structure-preserving map from one mathematical object to another, treated in category theory as an arrow between objects.
How do you pronounce μορφισμός?
"morphism" in Greek is μορφισμός, pronounced "morfismos".
How do you use "morphism" in a sentence?
Example: "In category theory, every morphism has a source and a target." In Greek, "morphism" is μορφισμός.
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