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Click to read more »from MathWorld which stated that algebraic links were fibered and arose from algebraic geometry. Not all algebraic links are fibered (for example, even...
Click to read more »merging implies to give a definition of abstract algebraic varieties in terms of classical algebraic varieties (this is not done in the existing article)...
Click to read more »these early developments in algebraic geometry dealt with questions of finding and describing the intersections of algebraic curves.", but this is not sourced...
Click to read more »disagreement between these two statements in wiki pages: algebraic numbers: "A real algebraic number of degree 2 is a quadratic irrational." quadratic...
Click to read more »into Algebraic normal form as synonyms; no support for the additional proposal involving Normal form (Boolean algebra)Normal form (Boolean algebra). Klbrain...
Click to read more »incorrect: "When A is a Dedekind domain (e.g. the ring of algebraic integers in an algebraic number field), SK1(A) is zero." It IS true for the ring of...
Click to read more »rigorous algebraic geometry did coexist with the algebraization of algebraic geometry through commutative algebra 3/ the modern classical algebraic geometry...
Click to read more »for "multilinear algebra" and "linear algebra", these aren't algebraic structures, so they don't merit entries in a list of algebraic structures. They're...
Click to read more »the algebra. Although the linked page Outline_of_algebraic_structures#Types_of_algebraic_structures does list and qualify many common types of algebra, it...
Click to read more »There shouldn't exist distinct article from algebraic differential equation and differential algebraic equation because it only serves to separate and...
Click to read more »(UTC) The comment(s) below were originally left at Talk:Algebraic topology/CommentsTalk:Algebraic topology/Comments, and are posted here for posterity....
Click to read more »comment(s) below were originally left at Talk:Motive (algebraic geometry)/CommentsTalk:Motive (algebraic geometry)/Comments, and are posted here for posterity...
Click to read more »necessary commonalities, how is numeric notation "similar" to standard algebraic?!) I had the sec previously named "Kindred notations", which I still think...
Click to read more »2018 (UTC) Deciding if a graph is an algebraic structure depends on the definition that is given to "algebraic structure", and to "operation". In fact...
Click to read more »not. All of the references in this article use the term "Algebraic Eraser", not "Algebraic Eraser Diffie-Hellman". I see no good reason to introduce...
Click to read more »Besides putting it in line with the list of algebraic curves, I think organizing the list makes algebraic surfaces more accessible, since "easy" surfaces...
Click to read more »references myself, but mostly I was just turning "algebraic equation" into a link.) And I've not seen "algebraic equation" used in the more general sense you...
Click to read more »seems abstract algebra only has application in mathematics to develop more complex concept such as algebraic number theory or algebraic topology.kongshengxin...
Click to read more »that elementary algebra generalizes arithmetic while abstract algebra generalizes elementary algebra? Source: ALT1: ... that algebraic methods were already...
Click to read more »describes the dot product as an algebraic operation, but the algebraic operation article limits the definition of algebraic operation to addition, subtraction...
Click to read more »image: The comment(s) below were originally left at Talk:Algebraic graph theory/CommentsTalk:Algebraic graph theory/Comments, and are posted here for posterity...
Click to read more »the sake of internal consistency arguments of algebraic geometry. the categoric definition of algebraic groups is also too technical for the lead, it's...
Click to read more »non-mathematical meanings. "Algebraic" leaves no doubt that we're talking about a mathematical term. I suppose "Formal algebraic character" would just be...
Click to read more »reads: "An algebraic curve likewise has topological dimension two; in other words, it is a surface." A surface is by definition a manifold. Algebraic curves...
Click to read more »article is. Is it about algebraic structures in general, or is is mainly about algebraic structures in the sense of universal algebras. Motivation for edit...
Click to read more »being a multiple of mean in the general setting of algebraic expressions; does multiplying by an algebraic fraction count as producing a multiple? Also this...
Click to read more »destination and so he did not "create" algebraic geometry. selfworm 23:30, 20 February 2007 (UTC) A history of algebra with nary a mention of René Descartes...
Click to read more »definition of algebraic integer as defined in the article does not satisfy many desirable properties of integers, i.e. that: Algebraic integers defined...
Click to read more »major bonus: namely, that of having embodied an algebraic rendition of a Chomsky-like hierarchy. One algebra of interest is that where least upper bounds...
Click to read more »The sentence ¨algebraic curves are schemes¨ reads a bit odd. Most people who dont know about algebraic spaces would define an algebraic curve to be a...
Click to read more »the strings in quotes: Google "Algebraic quantum field theory" Google "Local quantum field theory" Gscholar "Algebraic quantum field theory" Gscholar...
Click to read more »trigonometric functions, hyperbolic functions and so on. An algebraic expression contains only algebraic operations including exponentiation to a rational power...
Click to read more »to this? In particular, why is this called algebraic? What makes it that way? What are some non-algebraic types that may provide the same features, or...
Click to read more »FWIW, here's a table of values for the algebraic connectivity for lots of real networks: http://konect.uni-koblenz.de/statistics/alcon –Jérôme (talk)...
Click to read more »I do work in Algebraic Logic and adjacent fields. I didnt recognize the subject from the first sentence "In mathematical logic, algebraic logic is the...
Click to read more »Differential algebra, Differential-Algebraic Equation, and this article need to be reorganized. Really the article on Differential-Algebraic Equations is...
Click to read more »Hussein Tevfik Pasha, from the 1800s. The textbook's title was "Linear algebra" so the connection to the topic is quite clear. Secondly of course "Unexplained...
Click to read more »things with the same terminology and notation in (for example) algebraic geometry. But "algebra over a commutative ring" isn't too hot either, being less familiar...
Click to read more »algebraic numbers, since solutions to polynomials of degree five or higher cannot be obtained in this way, and yet they are by definition algebraic numbers...
Click to read more »originally left at Talk:Discriminant of an algebraic number field/CommentsTalk:Discriminant of an algebraic number field/Comments, and are posted here...
Click to read more »groups, rings, fields, and modules from abstract algebra, along with the basic fundaments of algebraic topology. I suppose chain complexes would be a concrete...
Click to read more »field of algebraic number theory, relegating the details to subarticles. For example, since my edits, Jakob.scholbach has much improved the algebraic number...
Click to read more »different pages for algebraic semantics in the two areas, and a disambiguation page between them? Shouldn't they be the same topic? Algebraic semantics — Preceding...
Click to read more »changed algebraic equations to polynomials. Much of algebraic geometry is centered around the study of finitely generated algebras over an algebraically closed...
Click to read more »I believe Extension (Algebra) should be merged into the main topic Algebraic extension. I know that an extension and an algebraic extension are different...
Click to read more »posets and as algebraic structures, and that the article could/should present both definitions, as it is/was done for example with boolean algebra and lattice...
Click to read more »some boolean algebras are not power sets. Never mind that there are (40-year-old) classification theorems for countable boolean algebras. I would love...
Click to read more »algebraic set, it is about existence of a smooth submanifold of RP^n which can never be isotoped to the real part of a nonsingular complex algebraic subset...
Click to read more »fixing this algebraic geometry code mess. Particularly, one of the biggest things I still need to do is move this page to one called "Algebraic geometry...
Click to read more »2007 (UTC) You are all nerds It would be useful with a definition of an algebraic expression. The article Expression (mathematics) is quite vague regarding...
Click to read more »Exclusive or -- Algebraic normal form -- Boolean-valued model -- Algebra of sets -- Lindenbaum–Tarski algebra -- Free Boolean algebra -- Logical conjunction...
Click to read more »The redirect Differential algebraic variety has been listed at redirects for discussion to determine whether its use and function meets the redirect guidelines...
Click to read more »reference this article need clarification. Googling also yields a book on Algebraic Semantics, which should be mentioned, as should the language (family)...
Click to read more »(talk) 10:23, 20 November 2015 (UTC) In what way can we speak of the algebraic closure? The K-isomorphism is non-canonical in general. --84.165.192.126...
Click to read more »concepts: Self-conjugacy of a component of an algebraic variety. The article title "Numerical algebraic geometry" is confusing, as suggesting that the...
Click to read more »essentially a stub for algebraic stacks, i.e., very particular types of stacks in groupoids that are suitably "covered" by algebraic spaces. Whereas stacks...
Click to read more »broad, but not the broadest imaginable, class of algebraic tori. Say, for example, over an algebraically closed field, or over the complex numbers. I presume...
Click to read more »following distinction: Logistic abstract algebraic logic. This includes subsections on: Algebraizable logics The algebraic hierachy Protoalgebraic logics Second-order...
Click to read more »Jordan decomposition. I was careful of course to include the hypothesis of algebraic closure in the statement. (In this case, passing to a field extension...
Click to read more »when I was reordering your questions. An algebraic structure is a generic name for a set on which some algebraic operation is defined. Such as addition...
Click to read more »does It is the countable analog of a Boolean algebra, and every σ-algebra is a (represented) Boolean algebra. mean? And is a σ-field just a variant term...
Click to read more »January 2006 (UTC) See algebraic set. You need irreducibility for the definition of function field and hence of dimension of an algebraic variety. Charles Matthews...
Click to read more »definition given here, an algebraic sentence has no quantifiers and therefore not bound variables. Therefore an algebraic sentence would have no variables...
Click to read more »not clear though if this article is helpful. Essentially, almost all of algebraic toplogy is about induced homomorphisms. Oded (talk) 04:53, 16 June 2008...
Click to read more »126 12:36, 4 March 2007 (UTC) "Algebraic number theory" can also be interpreted as the arithmetic theory of algebraic numbers. Lhf 11:23, 11 October 2007...
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Click to read more »place for it is algebraic variety. -- Taku (talk) 06:12, 11 December 2016 (UTC) There is no general notion of the degree of an algebraic variety, as the...
Click to read more »specifically, what they call an "algebraic theory" is a category whose internal language is capable of expressing an algebraic theory. Category theorists have...
Click to read more »(UTC) The standard definition of "point of an algebraic variety" is "point with coordinates in an algebraically closed field". This is this standard definition...
Click to read more »October 2011 (UTC) "Basic algebra" redirects here but this is also a algebraic terminology: A finite-dimensional K-algebra A is basic iff every indecomposable...
Click to read more »is an algebraic number. However x 2 + 1 = 0 {\displaystyle x^{2}+1=0} has no solution in the algebraic numbers. Is my definition of algebraic number...
Click to read more »the context of universal algebra, are about classes of algebraic structures, more specifically those consisting of algebraic structure of a specific language...
Click to read more »{\displaystyle \Delta (k)=k(1\boxtimes 1)=k\boxtimes 1=1\boxtimes k} But under Hopf algebra: Compatibility we have ( ∇ ∘ ( S ⊠ i d ) ∘ Δ ) ( k ) = ( ∇ ∘ ( S ⊠ i d...
Click to read more »"moduli space of algebraic curves", since I think it's a little more precise (one could imagine construing curve in the non-algebraic sense), but I think...
Click to read more »mathematicians have developed an algebraic method for describing the symmetries involved. Isn't it the other way around? The SUSY algebra came first and it predicts...
Click to read more »usually don’t see the discussion of Hopf algebras; they are more common in textbooks on algebraic groups or in algebraic topology. You said “I do not see the...
Click to read more »GL(n,C) - I guess. But in what sense is the unitary group _not_ a real algebraic group? Charles Matthews 20:32, 10 Dec 2003 (UTC) The unitary group U(n)...
Click to read more »usually chooses a state on each of the von Neumann algebras, uses this to define a state on the algebraic tensor product, which can be used to product a Hilbert...
Click to read more »terms used. For example, what it means that it is an algebra, a graded algebra, associative algebra, alternating. Oriented areas provide a model for what...
Click to read more »homological algebra. The development of algebraic topology during the 1940s gave additional incentive for the development of a purely algebraic treatment...
Click to read more »imagine where there are two articles on this topic: Algebraic semantics (computer science) and Algebraic semantics (mathematical logic) -- aren't these two...
Click to read more »place to address a potential problem with the redirect Singulairty of an algebraic variety and it has been listed for discussion. Readers of this page are...
Click to read more »that it is an essentially algebraic concept? Indeed, is there a source at all? I suggest a merger into Von Neumann algebra as a single paragraph provided...
Click to read more »says that algebraic manipulation with pencil and paper is symbolic computation? The article currently says "Symbolic computation or algebraic computation...
Click to read more »Do conditional event algebras form a category with nice properties? For instance, the sentence "The latter, however, support the intuitively appealing...
Click to read more »the articles on algebraic notation written in the international wiki's? I don't see the point in telling someone the Russian algebraic notation in the...
Click to read more »anyone is curious what "quantum algebra" studies, well, "In quantum algebra we’re often studying some classical algebraic notion, but instead of working...
Click to read more »of abstract (or modern) algebra, and not distinct branches! Linear algebra Universal algebra Algebraic number theory Algebraic combinatorics of course...
Click to read more »higher-dimensional manifolds, especially in such fields as algebraic geometry and algebraic topology, the intersection number generalises the intuitive...
Click to read more »replaced by any braided monoidal k-linear category. The notion of a Lie algebra can be defined (and is studied) in this generality, and I guess that this...
Click to read more »the same way as derived category. It is classic that many operations in algebraic geometry make sense only in the derived category of say quasi-coherent...
Click to read more »differential equations, such as the formal treatment of differentials on algebraic varieties. I suggest reverting both changes. Deltahedron (talk) 20:03...
Click to read more »the algebraic geometry, commutative algebra, and algebraic number theory pages on wikipedia should include example computations using computer algebra systems...
Click to read more ».boolean functions represented in Algebraic Normal Form. This form was invented by Zhegalkin... From the algebraic point of view, ANF is a polylinear...
Click to read more »modules and vector spaces algebras over fields associative algebras and Lie algebras lattices and Boolean algebras See algebraic structures for these and...
Click to read more »Unlike the general notion of a K-theory, which was introduced in an algebraic context by Grothendieck, the equivariant version of K-theory, I believe...
Click to read more »to Algebraic reconstruction technique per nom. No such user (talk) 10:23, 22 September 2017 (UTC) Algebraic Reconstruction Technique → Algebraic reconstruction...
Click to read more ».then we can detect all the topological information by analysing the algebraic structure of the ring. Of course, this is only topological information...
Click to read more »to by various names including algebraic manipulation, symbolic computation, algebraic algorithms, and computer algebra, to name a few." [10] Yappy2bhere...
Click to read more »here) and an algebraic structure (circular definition). A1: This "definition" does not take into account the multiplicity of subareas of algebra, mentioned...
Click to read more »adjective “algebraic” and the noun “algebra” have unrelated meanings. A similar situation happens for representation: algebra representation and algebraic representation...
Click to read more »a reference that says there is a field called "Derived noncommutative algebraic geometry". I cannot find one myself. But I found this [1] which has this...
Click to read more »this is NOT algebra, because there is not "1". And the algebra HAS (in respect to this wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algebra_%28ring_theory%29)...
Click to read more »Aren't Kac-Moody algebras more general than this? Phys 01:59, 21 Nov 2004 (UTC) I admit that it may be the case, but it still seems as a fine definition...
Click to read more »options for this page include redirecting to Algebraic geometry, disambiguating (but mainly to algebraic geometry?), and outright deletion. Mgnbar (talk)...
Click to read more »Hello fellow Wikipedians, I have just modified 3 external links on Algebraic code-excited linear prediction. Please take a moment to review my edit. If...
Click to read more »introduction is too specialized: it assumes considerable background in algebraic geometry. It is too technical for an introduction. G m {\displaystyle...
Click to read more »of which might be described as "an algebra". In other words, the article might begin "An X algebra is an algebraic structure satisfying the following...
Click to read more »deduce differentiation of formal power series. Differentiation of an algebraic equation (such as x2+y2 = r2) gives a differential equation (such as x·dx...
Click to read more »always be made into a Hopf algebra. There is a proof of this at why graded bi algebras have antipodes. Now, in the algebraic topology case that the bialgebra...
Click to read more »"Fundamental Theorem of Algebraic K-theory" is often used to descripe the additivity theorem (in that the other basic theorems - resolution, cofinality...
Click to read more »content of the article algebraic structure. The article about the branch of mathematics should not define and describe algebraic structures but present...
Click to read more »missing, like the algebraic unit being an order unit? Maybe "ordered algebra with unit e" is to be interpreted this way, i.e. e is algebraic and order unit...
Click to read more »article to remove the copyright infringements. The draft is at Talk:Noncommutative algebraic geometry/Temp. Ozob (talk) 21:16, 19 December 2009 (UTC)...
Click to read more »of the book of Oxley, the definition of the dependence relation of the Algebraic Matroid is introduced but it is not said anything about rank and flat...
Click to read more »relevant articles are already linked to in the text. Our coverage of C*-algebraic topics has a lot of room for growth. Mct mht (talk) 08:14, 10 September...
Click to read more »of an algebraic structure, a set closed under zero or more operations satisfying certain equations: idem, this is known from the article algebraic structures...
Click to read more »prime (algebraic number theory), as mathematical concepts are usually disambiguated by subbranch, unless there are multiple concepts in algebraic number...
Click to read more »December 2008 (UTC) I am confused. A term algebra is a "freely generated algebraic structure", and there is an algebraic structure that respects an axiom. Axioms...
Click to read more »doesn't make sense. But I do wonder if we need an algebra homomorphism article for a very general algebraic structure. Isn't it just a structure-preserving...
Click to read more »difference is the essence of FTA, and the algebraic numbers are not inherently "analytic objects". A proof for the algebraic complex numbers would be easy to extend...
Click to read more »(talk) 23:12, 12 August 2008 (UTC) For C*-algebras, projections are self-adjoint idempotents. For concrete C*-algebras, they correspond to orthogonal projections...
Click to read more »got mixed up in this. In the following definition of the multiparameter algebras the q_s are indeed elements of R so maybe one should remove the definition...
Click to read more »Boolean algebras canonically defined is exactly that: it is the translation into ordinary algebraic language of the Lawvere conception of an algebraic theory...
Click to read more »terminology "algebra of sets" come from? Is there any sort of interesting relationship between this theory and topos theory, another algebraic (or at least...
Click to read more »group. Ucucha 10:16, 12 January 2010 (UTC) Lie algebra representation → Representation of a Lie algebra — —Preceding unsigned comment added by Niout (talk...
Click to read more »confused with the field of algebraic numbers which is treated *here* --Little bishop (talk) 12:58, 25 September 2019 (UTC) In Algebraic_number_field#Ramification...
Click to read more »algebraic structures instead of algebraic systems. Algebaric structures can be defined without reference to algebra. The sentence could be: "Algebra is...
Click to read more »algebraic structures instead of algebraic systems. Algebaric structures can be defined without reference to algebra. The sentence could be: "Algebra is...
Click to read more »general, for every C*-algebra. that sentence about quotient algebras just seemed kinda funny: "The algebraic quotient of a C*-algebra by a closed proper...
Click to read more »article. It would be nice if someone could add information about other algebraic groups as well (for example weak approximation need not hold in elliptic...
Click to read more »commutative subring of R, so R is an algebra over its center." This gives the impression that every ring R is an algebra over every commutative subring, which...
Click to read more »Hi! I haven proven the Virasoro Algebra that arises in bosonic string theory. This is really a basic excercise but I got it wrong several times, so I...
Click to read more »the central object of study of one of the main fields of mathematics (algebraic number theory). Doetoe 00:08, 29 May 2007 (UTC) Indeed! Cyb3r (talk) 06:04...
Click to read more »essentially an algebraic construction. Indeed, the algebraic de Rham complex used in algebraic geometry relies on this purely algebraic definition (which...
Click to read more »generality, a major omission from the composition algebra article is the lack of any reference to algebraic K-theory.) So please just wait. There's no WP:DEADLINE...
Click to read more »Pontryagin duality to the class of all (not necessarily commutative) affine algebraic groups. Moreover, it gives birth to a common scheme that allows to construct...
Click to read more »Boolean algebra, intending the algebraic structure, it's a bad result if the link winds up at some general article that's not about the algebraic structure...
Click to read more »mention of the fact that MV algebras are term-wise equivalent to Wajsberg algebras, which provide the equivalent algebraic semantics for Lukasiewicz logic...
Click to read more »Comments: A Boolean algebra isn't a class of algebraic structure. It's an algebraic structure, or if you want to be more specific, an algebraic structure of...
Click to read more »appear supersymmetric—physicists and mathematicians have developed an algebraic method for describing the symmetries involved." This version allows me...
Click to read more »Polyadic algebras are an algebraic structure introduced by Paul Halmos. They are related to propositional calculus in a way analagous to the relationship...
Click to read more »(1973). Algebraic number fields. Pure and Applied Mathematics. Vol. 55. Academic Press. p. 142. Zbl 0307.12001. Neukirch, Jürgen (1999). Algebraic Number...
Click to read more »two-element Boolean algebra, and in particular how to reason and compute over algebraic expressions taking values in the two-element Boolean algebra. This is what...
Click to read more »Vector Wars) Coordinates vector dropped, because not actually a linear algebra topic, and largely superseded with Cartesian coordinate system and Affine...
Click to read more »the algebraic closure of every field, but only of a very specific field (a finite one), and in this particular case you can construct the algebraic closure...
Click to read more »guess that an appropriate algebraic definition for the (commutative) conditional expectation would be "If N is the algebra of all random variables considered...
Click to read more »between the two notions is that one is a partial algebraic structure and the present one is a total algebraic structure, I believe that the right name for...
Click to read more »The official title of the journal is Algebra & Number Theory, with an ampersand &. Algebra and Number Theory redirects here, just as Johnson and Johnson...
Click to read more »(talk) 09:49, 2 February 2018 (UTC) give an overview for constructing algebraic cobordism with examples to aid understanding do the construction with...
Click to read more »and algebraic analysis (at least from the universal algebra view - that lack of "niceness" means it falls outside of what standard abstract algebra provides...
Click to read more »Lie algebraic isomophisms) the symplectic Lie algebra as well. But does that really imply isomorphy of the whole infinite-dimensional Weyl algebra, seen...
Click to read more »an algebraic torus is not really a torus but the term "torus" helps one to have a helpful mental image and serves as a useful mnemonic; an algebraic torus...
Click to read more »integration. "The exterior algebra also has many desirable algebraic properties that make it a convenient tool in algebra itself. " -- words like desirable...
Click to read more »(linear algebra) does not exists. Thus I have edited the article to replace "operator" by "map" and I will move it to kernel (linear algebra) D.Lazard...
Click to read more »below were originally left at Talk:Radical of a Lie algebra/CommentsTalk:Radical of a Lie algebra/Comments, and are posted here for posterity. Following...
Click to read more »only about the comparison of algebraic and analytic geometry over the complex numbers. Similar GAGA results exist for algebraic and analytic geometry over...
Click to read more »There is a also en entry on Gap (the computer algebra system) here GAP_computer_algebra_system --user:Sander123...
Click to read more »Hochschield cohomology - https://www.uni-math.gwdg.de/mdehling/post/algebraic-structures-up-to-homotopy/ https://arxiv.org/abs/1312.4636 https://arxiv...
Click to read more »page is no doubt amusing but adds nothing to our understanding of the algebraic concept. G.W.Zinbiel (talk) 06:15, 19 June 2012 (UTC) The last reference...
Click to read more »(MSGJ · talk) 22:11, 1 November 2019 (UTC) Glossary of Lie algebras → Glossary of Lie groups and Lie algebras – In general, it is better to have a fewer glossaries...
Click to read more »{\displaystyle F} is the free functor for our algebraic category? Also, there is no article on (finitary) algebraic category, and this is pulled out of nowhere...
Click to read more »term irrational algebraic functions. --catslash (talk) 23:19, 4 August 2008 (UTC) Peirce B.O., Chap 3. is also called irrational algebraic functions --catslash...
Click to read more »understand many of these advanced principals of mathematics, such as algebraic topology, but no matter how many times I review the material, it doesn't...
Click to read more »originally left at Talk:Mapping cone (homological algebra)/CommentsTalk:Mapping cone (homological algebra)/Comments, and are posted here for posterity. Following...
Click to read more »{\displaystyle x^{2}+bxy+cy^{2}+dz^{2}=e} It's an algebraic curve according to Algebraic curve#Non-plane algebraic curves, it has degree 2, but it is not contained...
Click to read more »it belongs with Category theory in "Generalities", or maybe with Magma (algebra) in "Non-associative systems"? Gwideman (talk) 13:40, 9 December 2009 (UTC)...
Click to read more »see this is only true of the STA. In other geometric algebras, the two types of object have algebraic dimensionalities, so presumably are not placeable in...
Click to read more »article a bit and gave a good reference for history and algebraic study of Frobenius algebras. In particular, everything up to the categorical stuff is...
Click to read more »place/format to put it Flashcard version of the Wikipedia Glossary of algebraic topology in an Anki-readable format Darigov Research (talk) 20:11, 6 March...
Click to read more »Robert-Grassmannian algebra instead of Boolean algebra. Indeed, it is a closer fit to Boolean algebra than is Boole's algebraic system." Tijfo098 (talk)...
Click to read more »made for boyh Algebraic Entry and for RPN. ...infix and postfix. So it's like this: 1. Immediate Execution 2. Formula Entry ...2a) Algebraic Entry ...2b)...
Click to read more »Clifford algebra in purely algebraic terms, without any geometric discussion, did present the signature as part of the defining properties of each algebra. I...
Click to read more »spaces for the unitary groups and their Lie algebras. Even unital is superfluous. It suffices to use algebra with unit (element). — Preceding unsigned comment...
Click to read more »computer algebra systems. As far as I know, the full Risch algorithm (including algebraic extensions) is implemented only in Axiom (computer algebra system)...
Click to read more »multiplication given by the composition of mappings. "The results are phrased in algebraic terms, while the techniques are highly analytic. Although it is usually...
Click to read more »The lead sentence says "In database theory, relational algebra is a theory that uses algebraic structures with a well-founded semantics for modeling data...
Click to read more »articles. I note that the article unramified morphism covers both the algebraic case and geometric case of an unramified extension. -- Taku (talk) 00:38...
Click to read more »Redirected of this Quadratic algebra page to Quadratic polynomial was a mistake (speedy mouse click), although algebraic equations of quadratic forms...
Click to read more »article Normed division algebra, the foundation of this version. If these sources are content to state the theorem in algebraic generality, then so am...
Click to read more »definitions. William Lawvere [1963] introduced the notion of (finitary) algebraic theory as a category with (finite) products, whose equations are represented...
Click to read more »form: "The Dixon algebra is an algebraic structure that ...." Second, this draft doesn't explain why it is called the Dixon algebra, namely, that it has...
Click to read more »problem? We attach some geometric significance to elements of the algebra, and then algebraic operations on those elements correspond to geometric operations...
Click to read more »associative algebras? I would have expected a more general discussion of the preservation of a mapping that preserves a general algebraic structure before...
Click to read more »bing bing by the law of blob blink" and this would be a perfectly valid algebraic operation (assuming we have a handful of axioms in place to define "objects"...
Click to read more »section on the most general order/algebraic setting in which such inversions are defined, i.e., Incidence algebras. To support this move I'd point out...
Click to read more »indicates that geometric algebra uses both sense but, in contrast, "Clifford algebra" is usually reserved for the algebraic object only, and (so far as...
Click to read more »as subspaces. The geometric algebra allows carrying all operations of linear and multilinear algebra in a single algebraic structure (scalar product, exterior...
Click to read more »Series and Algebraic Combinatorics (FPSAC)". I have never seen it called "the International Conference on Formal Power Series and Algebraic Combinatorics";...
Click to read more »definition might be enough in some 'one-dimensional' contexts - algebraic number fields, algebraic curves. Things get a bit more serious ... The Soviet encyclopedia...
Click to read more »agreed upon whether an algebra should be associative or non-associative (e.g. the article Algebra (ring theory) takes all algebras to be associative while...
Click to read more »contains strictly less information about the algebraic structure. A more basic example is the exterior algebra over a vector space. (Well, this isn't a Lie...
Click to read more »What does CARE / DARE (See https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Algebraic_Riccati_equation&oldid=720123532) mean? --MartinThoma (talk) 11:50, 26...
Click to read more »Hilbert algebra is a "sort of von Neumann algebra". Hilbert algebras are never von Neumann algebras. Taking the commutative case, the von Neumann algebra is...
Click to read more »It might be helpful to explain how a "non-associative" algebra can satisfy commutativity (as is stated in the given definition). —Preceding unsigned comment...
Click to read more »the 19th century. Ernst Kummer, Kronecker, and Dedekind are 3 notable algebraic number theorists.. Kronecker - Theory of equations, Kronecker delta, Kronecker...
Click to read more »can not be encapsulated within geometric algebra. Perhaps geometric algebra is the preferred or natural algebraic approach for formulating mathematical physics...
Click to read more »full subcategory of the F-algebras over the given endofunctor, but I've never seen anyone use that fact or discuss algebraic structures in that language...
Click to read more »few general computer algebra systems out there anyway, so any non-trivial system which covers several areas of computer algebra is notable anyway. But...
Click to read more »algebraist i think isn't quite true that Banach algebras sometimes go by the name normed algebras. A normed algebra in this setting would not require completeness...
Click to read more »CCR algebra = complex Weyl algebra over a complex vector space, equipped with dagger operation, so it becomes a *-algebra. CAR algebra = complex Clifford...
Click to read more »Normed division algebra redirects to normed algebra but isn't mentioned there at all. Wikipedia used to have a page on normed division algebras, see here,...
Click to read more »I cut "The algebra is unital if and only if the original space is compact. Also, since every continuous function on a compact space is automatically bounded...
Click to read more »classical W-algebra since no W-algebras are mentioned in it. 109.172.129.12 (talk) 17:58, 25 January 2019 (UTC) It is my understanding that W-algebras are associative...
Click to read more »entries here does not relate to a branch of algebra? This seems to be more of an index page to the series on algebra, than a disambiguation page. But perhaps...
Click to read more »error to do the merge. The zero object (algebra) article requires the reader to understand the concept of algebraic structure first and then consider the...
Click to read more »I guess we need to move this page to Quadratic Lie algebra (without plural). How can this be done? MelchiorG (talk) 08:21, 7 February 2010 (UTC) Done...
Click to read more »renaming Timeline of Algebra into "Algebra Timeline. It should therefore be able to catch the attention of more that look at "Algebra." Would you recommend...
Click to read more »example, a&b, b&a are distinct formulas, the formulas do not form a Boolean Algebra. Perhaps the author had something else in mind? — Preceding unsigned comment...
Click to read more »associative algebras over a ring. Incnis Mrsi (talk) 21:19, 4 May 2019 (UTC) Supposed no objections in nearest hours, I rename the article to quotient algebra (universal...
Click to read more »I think that the first row of the table linking the algebraic properties for LPA's with properties of the graph is incorrect. There are many examples...
Click to read more »The article says "finite-dimensional central simple algebra", but I thought central simple algebras were finite-dimensional by definition... Joel Brennan...
Click to read more »space, is therefore incorrect. I suggest changing it to frame (linear algebra). 128.197.11.204 (talk) 16:36, 6 July 2015 (UTC) OK with me --KYN (talk)...
Click to read more »square root of q(z). Multiplicativity of q in these algebras explains (or relies upon) certain algebraic identities (see below). The squaring function is...
Click to read more »definitions in * algebra, B* algebra and C* algebra? Phys I agree, but how do you suggest removing the redundancy? I created the page *-algebra because I needed...
Click to read more »start a generalization of a Lie algebra article at Talk:Lie_algebra#Proposed_merge_of_Lie-isotopic_algebra_into_Lie_algebra. It seems that's the best compromise...
Click to read more »statement seems just to be a little confusing and useless. I am not an algebra pro though so I won't fuck with it. 71.227.186.180 (talk) 21:14, 27 June...
Click to read more »There is a separate page for associative algebras. This article should be merged with associative algebra or expanded to include the nonassociative types...
Click to read more »page, however, we will assume associativity". huh? Fields and associative algebras are both associative (in multiplication, which is what we're interested...
Click to read more »infinite-dimensional Lie algebra called a current algebra... these are Lie algebras consisting of smooth maps from a manifold into a finite dimensional Lie algebra.' First...
Click to read more »1982 (at the latest) the magazine was all-algebraic - and I'm pretty sure that by then the use of algebraic to record one's games was mandatory. When...
Click to read more »Hopf algebras, which, over C, are well known to be (canonically?) isomorphic to the polynomial algebras for algebraic groups. No polynomial algebra, however...
Click to read more »Symmetric tensors are elements of the tensor algebra, whereas the symmetric algebra is a quotient of the tensor algebra. There is a natural quotient mapping that...
Click to read more »average reader, otherwise this page would be best served in a specialist Algebraic Geometry wiki, textbook, or as a subsection of a different article page...
Click to read more »infinite-dimensional linear phenomena, if studied from a purely algebraic standpoint, are technically part of linear algebra.--Komponisto 21:36, 26 July 2006 (UTC) I think...
Click to read more »Boolean algebra is a Boolean algebra in which every subset has a supremum. Not sure which is best--complete rewrite, or redirect to Boolean algebra, where...
Click to read more »{A} } ) is a free algebra (of type ρ {\displaystyle \rho } ) on the set S {\displaystyle S} of free generators if, for every algebra B {\displaystyle \mathbf...
Click to read more »the audio article was so much clearer and more useful to me than the algebraic table, symbols, operations, and all those other wonderful mathematical...
Click to read more »seems to match the definition of m-convex B0-algebra which Springer says is the definition of Fréchet algebra used by "some authors". An expert is needed...
Click to read more »Boolean algebra may mean: Boolean algebra (logic), a logical calculus applying to truth values or sets Boolean algebra (structure), a type of algebraic structure...
Click to read more »is the best place for such materials. Lie algebras can be studied for their own sake; just as an algebraic structure. It is more economical to concentrate...
Click to read more »ring" here should really be "graded-commutative algebra". I do agree we need to distinguish Z-graded algebra and Z/2-graded ones, basically because Z is not...
Click to read more »bilinear maps work? AFAICT a bilinear map f:A×B → C should lift to an R-algebra homomorphism A⊗B → C iff f(aa', bb') = f(a,b) f(a',b'), but can someone...
Click to read more »generated by elements x and y that are transcendental over K and satisfy the algebraic relation y 2 = x 5 + 1 {\displaystyle y^{2}=x^{5}+1} ." seems hard to...
Click to read more »instance page 10 of "Introduction to Boolean algebras" by Paul Halmos) that in the definition of the algebra, $0$ and $1$ are distinct elements. Should...
Click to read more »"Enriques surfaces are all algebraic (and therefore Kähler)" confuses me because algebraic does not require projective and does not imply Kahler. 67.71...
Click to read more »this article from simple (algebra) to simple (abstract algebra), as the old title was too close in name to the simple algebra article, which was confusing...
Click to read more »Humphreys' Linear Algebraic Groups), but some common references like Reid do not use it. I've decided to go with the convention requiring algebraic closure due...
Click to read more »articles. I think the adjoint rep of a group and the adjoint rep of an algebra should be in the same article, along with the relationship between the...
Click to read more »does the article mean by "algebraic nature" - does it actually mean that the conjecture would prove that the numbers are algebraic? (I believe that it proves...
Click to read more »Hello fellow Wikipedians, I have just modified 2 external links on Lisp Algebraic Manipulator. Please take a moment to review my edit. If you have any questions...
Click to read more »an initial algebra is. So, maybe we can agree that the page should be understandable by people who do not yet know what an initial algebra is. It would...
Click to read more »(UTC) "Projective Geometric Algebra" is, it must be admitted, a more widely-used term/system than plane-based geometric algebra. But typing that into wikipedia...
Click to read more »understanding of the algebraic concept would vastly improve your presentation, even if aimed at people who don't want to know about the algebraic concept. The...
Click to read more »structure of Boolean algebra on that of Algebra, which has a hatnote to Algebra (disambiguation) and which explains in the lead that algebra splits up into...
Click to read more »understands this stuff better than me describe the relation here and on MV-algebra page? The seminal paper is doi:10.1016/0022-1236(86)90015-7 It has 500+...
Click to read more »supercommutative algebra (defined as Z2-graded): an anticommutative algebra is necessarily also Z2-graded and hence also a supercommutative algebra, but the converse...
Click to read more »The only reference given declares the associative product in a Poison algebra to be commutative.--345Kai (talk) 21:27, 14 April 2016 (UTC) Huh? Oh, I...
Click to read more »The page Algebra has a link to "sigma-algebra" which was marked as unwritten due to the hyphen. I've made that link point to this entry using the | but...
Click to read more »introduction to Boolean algebra combining minimal prerequisites with maximal clarity. In view of the many subtopics in Boolean algebra dealing with its models...
Click to read more »want to clarify an edit I made. I removed the statement that the disk algebra is a PID because I thought it was misleading without context. An alternative...
Click to read more »March 2007 (UTC) Ambiguity arising from infix notations are a bane of algebra and computer science. Polish prefix notation has not caught on, but there...
Click to read more »theoretical physics and pure algebra) along the methods Root systems and Dynkin diagrams known from classical Semisimple Lie algebras . The notion has been around...
Click to read more »Are cylindric algebras the same as complete Boolean algebras? No, a complete Boolean algebra is one that has arbitrary joins, while a cylindric alegbra...
Click to read more »I am a bit confused. If a B* algebra is a Banach *-algebra then how does (5) follow? Thanks. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 122.104.50.246 (talk)...
Click to read more »When he referred to them later, Cauchy spoke aptly of the Generality of algebra. If that is therefore somewhat akin to analyticity then the connection...
Click to read more »page is about a type of algebraic object. For algebraic operations on matrices see also Matrix (mathematics) and Linear algebra. I had to do it by hand...
Click to read more »February 2009 (UTC) "Enriques surfaces are all algebraic (and therefore Kähler)" confuses me because algebraic does not require projective and does not imply...
Click to read more »of epimorphisms and such for some hypothetical algebraic object? Since, as I want to stress, an algebraic object need not have an underlying set, the set-theoretic...
Click to read more »error: R,H,C,O are not the only normed real division algebras. In the article on division algebras, neither associativity, nor existence of an identity...
Click to read more »There should just be one proof, due to Gelfand, that uses Banach algebra, not C*-algebra, techniques, and a key step in the proof is identification of the...
Click to read more »toward defining algebra in his presentation of universal algebra. B. H. Neumann (1961-62) Special Topics in Algebra: Universal Algebra, page 23, Courant...
Click to read more »article talk page of Algebraic normal form to merge this article Zhegalkin polynomial and the article Reed–Muller expansion into Algebraic normal form, as...
Click to read more »request from Talk:Geometric algebra. It matches the following masks: Talk:Geometric algebra/Archive <#>, Talk:Geometric algebra. This page was last edited...
Click to read more »view of modern algebra. It very greatly helps to clarify certain problems in nomenclature. A link has been added from the word algebra to this outstanding...
Click to read more »Wikipedians, I have just modified 3 external links on Higher-dimensional algebra. Please take a moment to review my edit. If you have any questions, or...
Click to read more »request from Talk:Boolean algebra. It matches the following masks: Talk:Boolean algebra/Archive <#>, Talk:Boolean algebra. This page was last edited...
Click to read more »there is evidently an algebra called the Dirac algebra and this (which, I guess, is Cℓ4(C)) and this definition of the abstract algebra should not be lost...
Click to read more »relationship between this topic and Shuffle algebra? Deltahedron (talk) 06:47, 1 April 2014 (UTC) The algebra is denoted by *MPR* in the article but by...
Click to read more »A uniform algebra should have the sup norm. Does this follow from the fact that it is closed? If so, then possibly some redundancy should be removed from...
Click to read more »context is algebraic representation (strictly speacing the multiplicative group of a non-archimedean local field.is a topological group of algebraic nature...
Click to read more »As of 2023, the vast majority of the time someone says Hall algebra they mean something more general than for finite abelian groups. Usually it refers...
Click to read more »It is incorrect to say that this page is totally contained in the Lie algebra page. The reference to Borel subalgebra isn't there. The links to the basic...
Click to read more »stub. I know very little about these things, how does this relate to algebraic bracket (a redirect to Nijenhuis-Richardson bracket) and related structures...
Click to read more »...that satisfies conditions that, in algebraic geometry, describe non-singularity of a point on an algebraic curve. There are also many examples of...
Click to read more »The derivative algebra of a not-necessarily associative algebra A over a field F is defined as the subalgebra of the algebra of linear endomorphisms of...
Click to read more »than conjunctive and disjunctive normal forms. For example, there is algebraic normal form. — Olathe (talk) 20:45, 3 July 2013 (UTC) This article covers...
Click to read more »for "differential graded associative", as in "dga algebra", rather than for "differential graded algebra". See my comment at Massey product talk page. Katzmik...
Click to read more »isomorphic to the r×r matrix algebra over R." The tensor product of which objects? Secondly, a definition of Azumaya algebras over arbitrary commutative...
Click to read more »also {elog 2 = 2} is linearly independent set over the algebraic numbers (if a*2 = 0 for algebraic a, then a = 0.), yet 2 is not transcendental. I also...
Click to read more »extension which is algebraically closed" (and a bit later, the algebraic closure). So I understand that K need not be the algebraic closure of k. Hope...
Click to read more »and is not referred to in any way as "Graded algebra". The article does not even mention the term algebra. The concept is unrelated to that of this article...
Click to read more »called Filtered algebra and Graded ring, but not Filtered ring or Graded algebra? We should probably talk about filtered and graded algebras over a commutative...
Click to read more »efficient fully homomorphic encryption schemes using octonion algebras. Reference: Yongge Wang. Algebra and Noise-Free Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) Schemes...
Click to read more »current version of simple algebra discusses the concept in universal algebra, of which both simple rings and simple algebras (in the sense of modules equipped...
Click to read more »which an arbitrary algebraic number may be chosen. The value of a∞ must not be algebraic, because asserting that it is algebraic leads to a contradiction...
Click to read more »Algebra Tiles, changing the subtracting of integer section and finishing with modifying the multiplication of integers. Additions for Virtual Algebra...
Click to read more »I have a strange feeling the citation at the bottom should be Lang's Algebraic Number Theory. I know of no book by him entitled "Analytic Number Theory...
Click to read more »on sub-sigma algebras of a single common sigma algebra, as it is not generally possible to define the join of two unrelated sigma algebras"? The set of...
Click to read more »say 'A unipotent algebraic group is one all of whose elements are unipotent' without saying what it means for an element of an algebraic group to be unipotent...
Click to read more »Lie algebras as the notion (and the classification) make sense over an arbitrary field. I have therefore moved the content to Draft:Simple Lie algebra, which...
Click to read more »just a sigma-algebra) or a measure space (a measure is given). Boris Tsirelson (talk) 21:42, 10 February 2012 (UTC) Note that any σ-algebra generated by...
Click to read more »As a matter of fact, a worrying fraction of the articles on algebraic geometry and algebraic topology seem to consist more of Grothendieck/Serre fanboyism...
Click to read more »someone who has a different algebraic bracket in mind can more readily insert their definition and disambiguate from algebraic bracket. Silly rabbit 15:45...
Click to read more »algebra was not complete before this point, ie., T δ σ = ( T δ ) σ . {\displaystyle T_{\delta \sigma }=(T_{\delta })_{\sigma }.\,} is not the algebra...
Click to read more »August 2009 (UTC) I agree, I think Algebraic Closure is too strong. It is true all eigenvalues (whether in the algebraic closure, or not) will be zero. But...
Click to read more »paragraph it says There is the celebrated Jans theorem that a finite group algebra A over a field of characteristic p is of finite representation type if...
Click to read more »algebraic properties. In particular, it uses "is defined" for one of several definitions, and is uses a definition that involves too much algebraic knowledge...
Click to read more »(UTC) I fixed a bug in the definition of the invariants module. For a Lie algebra g {\displaystyle {\mathfrak {g}}} , the invariants of a g {\displaystyle...
Click to read more »answers. The first bit was fine, until we got to how to get to the C* algebra from the B* one. Hope someone can clear this up! Thanks. IMHO, the current...
Click to read more »I believe the following is not true: "Given any class C of similar algebras, Jónsson's Lemma states that the subdirect irreducibles of the variety HSP(C)...
Click to read more »machinery on this definition of algebra than the regular definition of algebra, but this Lawverian conception of algebra is very powerful and admits a lot...
Click to read more »89–90) introduced an example of an infinite-dimensional Hopf algebra, and Sweedler's Hopf algebra H4 is a certain 4-dimensional quotient of it that is neither...
Click to read more »22:26, 23 December 2005 (UTC) I've linked to Degree of an algebraic variety, where algebraic closure is certainly used (and is mentioned there). Otherwise...
Click to read more »This article is really only about the group algebra. A group algebra has the structure of a Hopf algebra, but this probably doesn't deserve its own article...
Click to read more »and both-true-and-false are not comparable." It is claimed that this algebra has four values but five appear. It is claimed that two of these values...
Click to read more »generalization of this construction (also called the Rees algebra) that applies to any (associative) algebra with a (decreasing or increasing) filtration. (In...
Click to read more »definition isn't restricted to algebraic extensions. This is somewhat important since the conditions don't agree for non-algebraic extensions. For example,...
Click to read more »Charles Matthews 19:30, 16 Jul 2004 (UTC) "A generalized FFT for Clifford algebras" ([1] 2005, preprint [2] 2004) and references. The paper gives detailed...
Click to read more »look over glossary of algebraic geometry also. — Rgdboer (talk) 22:22, 31 March 2016 (UTC) As far as I can tell, this algebra is only of interest to...
Click to read more »separately. – robertsky (talk) 02:02, 23 March 2024 (UTC) N = 2 superconformal algebra → ? – From the title of this article it should discuss N=2 SCFT theories...
Click to read more »be merged with Associative algebra --wshun 12:07, 11 Oct 2004 (UTC) OK, how is that done? Do I include category 'Algebra'? Or should I use another title...
Click to read more »pre-algebra is a topic; that implies a logical unity that it doesn't have. Factorization is a topic, manipulation of equations is a topic; pre-algebra is...
Click to read more »I've added a little to this about the Pauli algebra. I'm stunned to see how little geometric algebra is on Wikipedia. I also added a link back to the article...
Click to read more »of positivity, in the context of Hilbert spaces, and algebraic groups. Unfortunately, "algebraic groups" are not then mentioned again in the text. What...
Click to read more »recent paper "Construction of exceptional Lie algebra G2 and non-associative algebras using Clifford algebra" by that same Wilmot. At the very least, the...
Click to read more »If K is not compact, then the algebra of bi-K-invariant continuous functions on G is not very meaningful as there aren't many bi-K-invariant compactly...
Click to read more »number theory which uses geometry for the study of algebraic numbers. Typically, a ring of algebraic integers is viewed as a lattice in R n , {\displaystyle...
Click to read more »objections? Pacman 2.0 (talk) The first line says that a braided Hopf algebra is a Hopf algebra in a braided monoidal category whereas the definition certainly...
Click to read more »in this article, and probably should be made more clear: is the Brauer algebra just a monoid (the monoid of pairings with the given associative binary...
Click to read more »2005 (UTC) The converse is true only if c is nonzero. Multiplying an algebraic equation by something that could be zero expands the solution set. B.Wind...
Click to read more »The redirect Differential algebraic variety has been listed at redirects for discussion to determine whether its use and function meets the redirect guidelines...
Click to read more »Adding an algebraic number is a finite field extension, but a transcendental one gives an infinite one. Is there a parallel for algebraic/transcendental...
Click to read more »doesn't make any sense. For example it gives the impression that a Robbins algebra only has the elements 0 and 1 although I'm sure that's not the intention...
Click to read more »modified one external link on International Symposium on Symbolic and Algebraic Computation. Please take a moment to review my edit. If you have any questions...
Click to read more »As far as I know, the term "moduli" entered physics from algebraic geometry, through string theory. So the way it is represented here is somewhat backwards...
Click to read more »does anyone think we should change "main article:prime place" to link to Algebraic_number_field#Archimedean_places rather than Prime_place since the latter...
Click to read more »abstract groups = all groups.) The first isomorphism theorem is a purely algebraic theorem that has noting to do with topology or smooth structures. If you...
Click to read more »Oy--we can look forward to moving this to characteristic (abstract algebra) Probably characteristic of a ring would be better. --Zundark, 2002 Jan 17...
Click to read more »propositions the use of truth tables to characterise elements of finite Boolean algebras. I think of a truth table as a device to define logical operators, i.e...
Click to read more »Shafarevich, Algebraic surfaces (original in Russian but a translation into English was published by AMS.) and Robin Hartshorne Algebraic Geometry In Ch...
Click to read more »the sense in algebraic geometry; i.e., the set of n-tuples of elements in the base field. To clarify, I have started affine space (algebraic geometry)....
Click to read more »fundamental tool in algebraic geometry, and are, in particular (but not only) the basis of Elimination theory and of Cylindrical algebraic decomposition. D...
Click to read more »(UTC) All parities of symmetry and also full classification of Clifford Algebras follow from three initial isomorphisms C ℓ p , q ( R ) ⊗ H ≅ C ℓ q , p...
Click to read more »criteria, not just for algebraic spaces. This means representability of moduli functors as stacks, etc. Versal deformations and algebraic stacks - Representability...
Click to read more »that it's assumed if you're on the Nilpotent Lie Algebra page, you have some experience with Lie algebras - and g l k {\displaystyle {\mathfrak {gl}}_{k}}...
Click to read more »symplectic geometry, following Artin (Geometric Algebra) and several other authors with an algebraic leaning. Perhaps the term "polar space" has gained...
Click to read more »algebra over a field is called separable if its extension by any finite purely inseparable extension is reduced". The definition at Separable algebra...
Click to read more »Phys gave of affine Lie algebra, which today only exists in the page's history, is not unrelated. The affine Kac-Moody algebra described on the page is...
Click to read more »Comparison of vector algebra and geometric algebra. Readers should observe that "geometric algebra" is not a branch of mathematics, but algebraic geometry is....
Click to read more »number is not a root of any polynomial with algebraic coefficients" Replacing Integer and rational with algebraic would have the added advantage of succinctness...
Click to read more »dual spaces. It will need some reconciliation with the rest of the linear algebra pages. Charles Matthews 07:01, 8 Oct 2004 (UTC) Oh, just for the record...
Click to read more »reductive linear algebraic group G over an algebraically closed field) comes from an irreducible representation of the bigger algebraic group G then the...
Click to read more »we need a multiplication on our co-algebra, making this really a notion about bi-algebras rather than co-algebras, right? --130.83.2.27 (talk) 12:21,...
Click to read more »two or three "real" text references. Searching googlebooks for "mutation algebra" does look like it yields enough good hits. If I have some time to burn...
Click to read more »(UTC) A transcendental extension is just one that is not algebraic, and we already have algebraic extension. I think this is much like the "flammable" and...
Click to read more »normally writes the signature of an algebra? 26 Sep 2004 Why did someone add the word "fake" to the end of the Heyting algebras section? Some gripe against intuitionistic...
Click to read more »analytic kernels versus algebraic kernels. Should the other algebraic kernel articles redirect to sections of the one true algebraic kernel, or to their associated...
Click to read more »of algebraic equation. Algebraic equation currently redirects to Algebraic Geometry, which also isn't very helpful because it talks about Algebraic equations...
Click to read more »another definition of integral closure in algebraic number theory. And in algebraic geometry/commutative algebra. I am adding that one. The definition for...
Click to read more »algebraic definition includes the curves obtained as the intersection of the torus with the plane z=ic as well as z=c. In other words the algebraic definition...
Click to read more »Vector Algebra very interesting topic.. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 117.226.181.240 (talk) 14:16, 18 August 2011 (UTC) This article seems to...
Click to read more »Add algebraic stacks as an example, demonstrating how ringed topoi put algebraic stacks and schemes on the same technical footing...
Click to read more »them in an algebraic setting. They may not even be familiar with category theory let alone colimits. In fact, understanding the algebraic definition of...
Click to read more »them sets? The two books I have on linear algebra, Linear Algebra Done Right by Axler, and Linear Algebra by Shilov, use sequences or sequence-like notation...
Click to read more »shouldn't it be said anything about non-algebraic separable extensions? and we seem to be missing any mention of separability degree... Dmharvey 00:40...
Click to read more »development of the theory of C*-algebras since it established the possibility of considering a C*-algebra as an abstract algebraic entity without reference to...
Click to read more »of classical algebraic geometry. In classical algebraic geometry, the function field is defined as follows. Let V be an (affine) algebraic variety defined...
Click to read more »(UTC) Surely these Group extension Virasoro algebra Witt algebra Semidirect product Maybe these Heisenberg algebra Conformal field theory Maybe some of universal...
Click to read more »do you have any reference for the classification of Abelian von Neumann algebras that you mention in the article? Is it in Dixmier? --Cedric —Preceding...
Click to read more »of Lie algebras article. It would be better to have parallel articles for Lie groups and Lie algebras. For one thing, there is a purely algebraic theory...
Click to read more »result, true for C*-algebras, was not true in general for B*-algebras. However B*-algebras are in fact the same thing as C*-algebras according to Wikipedia...
Click to read more »counted according to their algebraic multiplicity, because its characteristic polynomial has degree n. An eigenvalue of algebraic multiplicity 1 is called...
Click to read more »of semisimple Lie groups Margulis defines S-arithmetic subgroups for algebraic subgroups of GL(N) over number fields. He defines arithmetic subgroups...
Click to read more »namely Linear Algebra and Geometry by Bloom, Topics in Matrix Analysis by Horn and Johnson, Linear Algebra by Friedberg et al., Linear Algebra by Satiste...
Click to read more »which have introduced generations of physicists to this GL(N) basis, and algebra. (Discrete) Quantum Mechanics around the clock is an over-ripe subject...
Click to read more »net/questions/11774/difference-between-equivalence-relations-on-algebraic-cycles), the definition of algebraic equivalence is not correct. --79.90.132.229 (talk) 16:05...
Click to read more »discussion. The result of the move request was: page moved to Period (algebraic geometry). (closed by non-admin page mover) GeoffreyT2000 (talk) 18:11...
Click to read more »to redirect to Algebra over a field#Non-associative algebras but that seemed odd compared to the more obvious Non-associative algebra, which is even the...
Click to read more »from Algebraic Geometry. Coffeebrake60 (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 08:34, 8 February 2014 (UTC) x Possibly. What concept from algebraic geometry...
Click to read more »mention of a vector space and a homomorphism from the algebra being represented to the algebra of endomorphisms of the vector space. I hope someone knowledgeable...
Click to read more »every separated algebraic variety (over an arbitrary field) is an open dense subset of a proper (or complete in the old terminology) algebraic variety. This...
Click to read more »notes Algebraic Groups and Arithmetic Groups available here [1] for example). Milne says take a field k and let K be a degree 2 separable k-algebra, then...
Click to read more »only one who for whom that article put her on the must-read map. "The Algebra of Infinite Justice" appeared first in the British newspaper, The Guardian...
Click to read more »(talk) 02:27, 6 March 2012 (UTC) How is "semi-algebraic" entry mentioned in the article different from algebraic infix notation? Bubba73 You talkin' to me...
Click to read more »the background given by the following wikipedia articles: Paravectors Algebra of physical space I seriously question the need for writing a whole article...
Click to read more »phrase is "the beginning of algebraic geometry", not "algebraic geometry". If Rashed had meant to say "thus inaugurating algebraic geometry", presumably that's...
Click to read more »notion are used in algebraic geometry under the name of "irreducible space". But since the discussion itself is more general than algebraic geometry, it makes...
Click to read more »could be improved There is an analogous object in the theory of linear algebraic groups, the character group L = Hom ( H , k × ) {\displaystyle L={\text{Hom}}(H...
Click to read more »Similarly, the title of this article can be distinguished from Geometric algebra. — Rgdboer (talk) 02:33, 14 February 2018 (UTC) The terms dilation and...
Click to read more »Intersection theory (mathematics) describe the intersection theory of algebraic cycles in algebraic geometry. Jakob.scholbach 19:40, 2 October 2007 (UTC)...
Click to read more »field of an algebraic variety or even Function field (scheme theory). Anyway this article should probably focus on divisors in algebraic varieties, and...
Click to read more »other objects throughout mathematics have real forms, algebraic varieties and associative algebras being the most common examples. As 76.66.203.178 pointed...
Click to read more »Linear Algebra. Retrieved 2021-05-24. "Editorial Team". Electronic Journal of Linear Algebra. Retrieved 2022-03-07. "Electronic Journal of Linear Algebra"....
Click to read more »Jim Bowery (talk) 15:59, 24 July 2014 (UTC) They're not an associative algebra. Double sharp (talk) 15:31, 14 November 2015 (UTC) Is it possible someone...
Click to read more »defined with respect to irreducible algebraic sets? Or are we using the term "variety" to more loosely refer to algebraic sets which may or may not be irreducible...
Click to read more »form and a split real form), their Lie algebras g 2 , {\displaystyle {\mathfrak {g}}_{2},} as well as some algebraic groups." I doubt that many people will...
Click to read more »≠ 0, a is algebraic and b is irrational algebraic if a = 1 (algebraic and non-zero) , then ab is 1 for all b including irrational algebraic b. This is...
Click to read more »then moved it to Tropical semiring (linking to Tropical semiring#max-plus algebra) in Old revision of Tropical geometry and Old revision of Tropical semiring...
Click to read more »algebra at the time referred to in the article, but an article New algebra should not exist unless there is a recognised use of the term "New algebra"...
Click to read more »cohomology, higher chow groups, and higher algebraic K-theory, this shows Milnor K-theory is part of higher algebraic K-theory Wundzer (talk) 17:15, 22 January...
Click to read more »In mathematics, the exterior algebra (or Grassmann algebra) of a vector space V {\displaystyle V} is an associative algebra that contains V {\displaystyle...
Click to read more »among the most studied objects in algebraic geometry and indispensable tools for research on other topics in algebraic geometry and number theory. It seems...
Click to read more »conjunction was written as algebraic multiplication and disjunction as addition, and PQ+R meant, as in standard algebra, (PQ)+R. This is probably the...
Click to read more »to condense the material on Quadruple product and merge it into Vector algebra relations. Apocheir (talk) 00:56, 23 August 2023 (UTC) Y Merge completed...
Click to read more »was never created for merging Example of a non-associative algebra into Non-associative algebra. I see no reason why it shouldn't be merged, but we should...
Click to read more »special points in an algebraic variety was much of the same science. Modern algebraic geometry instead is mostly about algebraic equations, not about...
Click to read more »compatible. Tangentially, he also covers (p.605) the connection of TL algebras to parenthesis structures, which seems like another valuable connection...
Click to read more »two polynomials" (64L) is certainly more complete and less gnomic than "Algebraic functional decomposition" (34L), but short descriptions are supposed to...
Click to read more »sales rank). There are quite a few relatively obscure introductory linear algebra texts, and these have been purposefully excluded from the main list. Jim...
Click to read more »the invention of the complex numbers. Complex numbers exist because of algebraic closure. Anyway, if we were willing to set aside rigor in the opening...
Click to read more »partly results from a three years old merge of Substitution (algebra)Substitution (algebra), done by Michael Hardy. IMO, this merge was erroneous. It appears...
Click to read more »2016 (UTC) Groupoids in algebraic $k$-schemes, hence in dual form, commutative Hopf $k$-algebroids were used in 1960s in algebraic geometry and Ravenel's...
Click to read more »relevant facts in algebraic topology. The more general reader may prefer to see an insight of the induced homomorphism in an 'algebraic topology' point...
Click to read more »moving the current Boolean algebra to something like Boolean algebra (mathematical structure) or Boolean algebra (algebraic structure). Of course that...
Click to read more »general, and then only in algebraic geometry. I don't understand this distinction; to me, the theorem is really about algebraic geometry. --Bernard Helmstetter...
Click to read more »both algebraic and topological duals. My observations are as follows: The first section fares quite alright as an encyclopaedia article on algebraic duals...
Click to read more »irreducible"). These are sufficient to get all algebraic numbers, and each of them corresponds to at most one algebraic number, viz. its root (if in ℝ). In this...
Click to read more »disambiguation thing out when I redid the GA page, then it mentioned algebraic geometry as a possible confusion...heh!Selfstudier (talk) 00:21, 8 February...
Click to read more »definition is "a morphism of algebraic groups that is surjective and has a finite kernel," which seems to be couched in an algebraic geometry context. Encyclopedia...
Click to read more »Volume form Algebra of scalars Exterior calculus split off differentiable manifold to its own article Resolved empty manifold: disallow algebraic variety:...
Click to read more »(talk) 17:18, 17 August 2021 (UTC) This article is not for specialists of algebraic geometry or topology. It is for people desiring learning on Zariski topology...
Click to read more »updated his list of free linear algebra software, so clearly this page should be useful: Dongarra's list of Linear Algebra software hosted at Netlib. Lavaka...
Click to read more »and other “algebraic” objects such as loop space in topology (the loop space should be an “algebra” but in a tricky way: it is an algebra over/for a particular...
Click to read more »section. I think it's probably better to move this to regular sequence (algebra), now; and then redirect regular sequence to that. Charles Matthews 08:17...
Click to read more »at last, it was my lot to plant the harpoon of algebraic topology into the body of the whale of algebraic geometry. Lefschetz is here referring to his work...
Click to read more »this be a page on its own? I think this would fit nicely if combined with Algebra. --Derfboy (talk) 17:45, 14 May 2012 (UTC) No, thanks. Tijfo098 (talk)...
Click to read more »categorical definition in an exercise); Algebra by Lang; A Basic Course in Algebraic Topology by Massey; and Basic Algebra I by Jacobson. All I can say is that...
Click to read more »associated Hopf algebras over any ring. Reference is Group Hopf algebra. More generally, an affine (say linear) group over a base (in algebraic geometry) is...
Click to read more »representations of a quasitriangular Hopf algebra is braided. (Quasitriangular Hopf algebras are also called braided Hopf algebras for this reason.) —Preceding unsigned...
Click to read more »the algebra U and not matrix powers." I do not understand what kind of "powers" this refers to, since the only powers that I know of in a Lie algebra are...
Click to read more »operations like the curl and gradient. The article Vector algebra relations involves only algebraic relations like the dot and cross products, and no calculus...
Click to read more »description to something short and appropriate like "Mathematical formula" or "Algebraic equation" etc it shouldn't be a summary of the article or the lead, just...
Click to read more »algebraic-only, and does not have RPN. The previous change comment, quoting the 38G manual, actually refers to the Ans function, which many algebraic...
Click to read more »"representations of G (as an algebraic group)"? AxelBoldt (talk) 05:37, 11 April 2024 (UTC) The point here is about non-algebraic representations. There are...
Click to read more »requires that a Scott domain be omega-algebraic. This definition may be a little dated, but anyway... In turn, omega-algebraic requires that the set of finite...
Click to read more »programs that use the term: K&S, and Clifford algebras. Maybe algebraic properties of the respective algebras are better discussed in the topic pages? Thanks...
Click to read more »that all Puiseux series of positive radius of convergence. Surely the algebraic closure contains many series that don't converge?--345Kai (talk) 04:51...
Click to read more »Is there any reason to distinguish this from higher-dimensional algebra? If so, it should certainly be noted. Anyway, this article should be deleted for...
Click to read more »sure that the input's antiderivative, if exist, can be written using algebraic functions). Probably it's a good idea to give samples with answers "no"...
Click to read more »terms do not mean the same thing. "Base change" is an expression used in algebraic geometry and the theory of automorphic representations (and possibly used...
Click to read more »for A ∞ {\displaystyle A_{\infty }} and L ∞ {\displaystyle L_{\infty }} algebras. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 63.253.110.78 (talk) 00:46, 7 August...
Click to read more »"In algebraic topology, the cup product is a far-reaching algebraic generalization of the linking number, with the Massey products being the algebraic analogs...
Click to read more »still use more work, such as: Description of post-1990 extensions to map algebra A section focusing on cartographic modeling (see also Suitability analysis...
Click to read more »Sławomir Biały version of the section, and to rename section "Algebraic proofs" as "Algebraic explanations". D.Lazard (talk) 13:30, 21 July 2017 (UTC) Thank...
Click to read more »proper changes, so that the article really explains what the Colombeau algebra is. Best regards [email protected] —Preceding unsigned comment added by 83...
Click to read more »with dimensional analysis, but at least some familiarity with the common algebraic symbols for SI units, and there is enough overlap to create some confusion;...
Click to read more »retained, with understanding that the algebraic elements described are not in a division algebra but a split algebra, one with a null vector. Thank you for...
Click to read more »were in Kuppusamy Ravindran's PhD thesis: On a Structure Theory of Effect Algebras. PhD thesis, Kansas State University, 1996. The article seems to ignore...
Click to read more »up to Stub class. BetacommandBot 09:47, 10 November 2007 (UTC) cuntz....algebra? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.102.163.189 (talk) 19:09, 26 November...
Click to read more »possibilities include Algebraic structure - however, there, the table risks becoming bloated by a complete taxonomy of all algebraic structures. That may...
Click to read more »so say that the meaning of the definition depends if the context is 'algebraic group theory' or 'group theory'. But I don't understand the material enough...
Click to read more »Schenck is an American mathematician, known for his work in algebraic geometry and commutative algebra. He holds the Rosemary Kopel Brown Eminent Scholars Chair...
Click to read more »elements of this large coset/ideal -- that they are these rather explicit algebraic objects, with concrete constructions, and not some airy-fairy magic numbers...
Click to read more »to a wiki book, please ensure that there is a reference to this in the article on Geometric Algebra. DecBrennan (talk) 10:31, 27 February 2019 (UTC)...
Click to read more »primary algebra (chapter 6), an algebraic structure that is a provocative and economical notation for the two-element Boolean algebra..." "an algebraic structure...
Click to read more »any non-algebraically closed field. In fact, already the weak Nullstellensatz for univariate polynomials implies that the field is algebraically closed:...
Click to read more »If this is indeed a fundamental item of study in modern algebraic geometry then I see no reason why it cannot be merged into the article suggested. --Skamecrazy123...
Click to read more »with the model theoretic notions, except in very special cases. Algebraic closure in algebra is an important special case of one of the model theoretic notions...
Click to read more »(UTC) A differential is not required in the definition of a Gerstenhaber algebra. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 46.114.129.14 (talk) 14:23, 1 June...
Click to read more »a regular function in the sense of algebraic geometry is an everywhere-defined, polynomial function on an algebraic variety V with values in the field...
Click to read more »December 2007 (UTC) It fails even the basic precondition of being an algebraic extension. -- EJ (talk) 16:46, 7 December 2007 (UTC) True - I hadn't noticed...
Click to read more »at 09:43, 15 May 2007 (UTC). Substituted at 01:53, 5 May 2016 (UTC) "Algebraic vector bundle" redirects here. BTotaro (talk) 17:24, 20 May 2016 (UTC)...
Click to read more »Category:algebraic integers which does not exist. I wonder, should one create such a category, or just put this article in Category:Algebraic number theory...
Click to read more »addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as additional algebraic operations such as factorisation on polynomials and rational expressions...
Click to read more »appears to be a mistake, namely the claim that there's just one Albert algebra over the real numbers. John Baez (talk) 08:25, 27 November 2010 (UTC) Thanks;...
Click to read more »Should the section on algebraic de Rham cohomology rather be moved to de Rham cohomology? Jakob.scholbach 04:07, 27 March 2007 (UTC) Definitely not! There...
Click to read more »inverse is a morphism of the same type. In the algebraic setting (at least within the context of universal algebra) this extra condition is automatically satisfied...
Click to read more »their analogue in a more general, purely algebraic description of quantum mechanics (Bohm cites G. Emch, Algebraic Methods in Statistical Mechanics and Quantum...
Click to read more »interesting remark here: https://differentialgeometri.wordpress.com/2020/12/12/algebraic-geometry-and-its-plot-to-take-over-the-analytic-world/ "As I hope was...
Click to read more »section on algebraic groups (factoring into subgroups), since then we could do: (1) matrices, (2) linear operators on fin. dim. and algebraic groups, (3)...
Click to read more »strictly speaking, it is not an algebraic operation (even if can be studied using the methods of abstract algebra). Daniele.tampieri (talk) 16:21, 31...
Click to read more »others to implement: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Band_(algebra)&diff=prev&oldid=1056377984 Including an example normal band that is not...
Click to read more »list all its other classifications (including Clifford, Lie), its algebraic properties. Then, we could actually leave the individual pages for...
Click to read more »page 10, Lang's Undergraduate Algebra page 84, Rotman's An Introduction to Homological Algebra page 12, Hartshorne's Algebraic Geometry, etc. RobHar (talk)...
Click to read more »Hazelmaye (talk) 12:38, 27 July 2009 (UTC) In his seminal work "Basic Algebra", Nathan Jacobson dedicates a chapter to Rngs. He attributes the term to...
Click to read more »could mean both, the 1 of a unital algebra, and any unit of an algebra, seen as a ring (and, also, the algebraic notion of neutral element for multiplication)...
Click to read more »2012 (UTC) "...makes an abstract algebraic object concrete by describing its elements by matrices and the algebraic operations in terms of matrix addition...
Click to read more »(UTC) I get the word projector for this from the book Numerical Linear Algebra by Lloyd N. Trefethen and David Bau, ISBN 0-89871-361-7. Here it is used...
Click to read more »connected with actual groups, namely algebraic groups. In fact one can use quantum groups to attack problems in algebraic group theory; there is a famous proof...
Click to read more »algebraic formalism"? A.K.Nole (talk) 18:31, 25 June 2009 (UTC) No. The algebraic formalism in its current state involves rooted trees, Hopf algebras...
Click to read more »{\displaystyle V} , while the "algebraic dual cone" is defined as a subset of the covector space V ∗ , {\displaystyle V^{*},} but the algebraic dual cone is described...
Click to read more »theory vs. algebraic extension (or equivalently with field extension, which i think is a redundant article, and should be merged with algebraic extension))...
Click to read more »article used to be called cone (geometry). It has been renamed cone (linear algebra), and some of its contents has been moved to the new article convex cone...
Click to read more »units of measurement in an algebraic format does not, or should not, imply that units are variables subject to algebraic manipulation. Some of the SI’s...
Click to read more »projective complex algebraic variety, every Hodge cycle in a space Hp,p is a rational linear combination of classes of algebraic cycles of codimension...
Click to read more »I would like this page to be removed or rewritten. Beurling algebra is the very common for weigthed ℓ w 1 ( Z ) {\displaystyle \ell _{w}^{1}(\mathbb {Z}...
Click to read more »link to algebraic chess notation, and I don't think it says that S is used for knight. So I'm wondering if we should keep to the strict algebraic notation...
Click to read more »corresponds to this one, in order to give those who know the basics of Algebraic Number Theory a complete description of the main theorems of Global Class...
Click to read more »they mean an Algebraic variety significantly more than Variety (universal algebra). On that note, there are many many types of algebraic varieties: Severi...
Click to read more »probably a place to ask that question (the article is more about the dimension theory in algebra not in physics). -- Taku (talk) 06:19, 7 April 2025 (UTC)...
Click to read more »subcategories of groups or algebras. I think it is not a good general rule. Colin McLarty (talk) 00:51, 11 January 2015 (UTC) For any algebraic theory T, the category...
Click to read more »sympathy for this feeling. Indeed, a (binary) operation defined in an algebraic system regularly associates an element of the system with each pair of...
Click to read more »in notation between articles. Either the many other articles on Boolean algebra should switch to the + . notation, or this one should switch to the ∧ ∨...
Click to read more »The underlying abstract algebraic structure being used is unclear and should be stated. In particular, is it spacetime algebra with i being the unit pseudoscalar...
Click to read more »latter was implicitly designed for applications in class field theory and algebraic number theory, as a group theoretic translation of the class extension...
Click to read more »MATTLAS (Matt's Linear Algebra Subroutines) is a high performance BLAS implementation. I am using this BLAS (Basic Linear Algebra Subroutines) implementation...
Click to read more »The redirect Algebras, Groups and Geometries has been listed at redirects for discussion to determine whether its use and function meets the redirect guidelines...
Click to read more »Marhahs 13:51, 27 September 2006 (UTC) Title / author[s] Fundamental Algebraic Geometry: Grothendieck's FGA Explained By Barbara Fantechi et al URL https://books...
Click to read more »article. Wouldn't algebraic expression be a more straightforward target in analogy with rational fraction redirecting to algebraic fraction? Isheden (talk)...
Click to read more »20:32, 20 November 2017 (UTC) My knowledge of algebraic geometry is tiny, but it is usu. done over algebraically closed thus infinite fields, isn't it? So...
Click to read more »thought of the "algebraic part" of completion (a non-trivial result!), a reference should be given. One such reference is: M. Artin, Algebraic approximation...
Click to read more »I think the referenced page algebraic data type is a more standard definition than the one shown on this page. At the very least, someone should add a...
Click to read more »December 2013 (UTC) There is a lot of implicit mention of algebraic geometric concepts such as algebraic curves. To my knowledge analytic geometry is simply...
Click to read more »actually represents the starting point of the creation of a truly algebraic "algebraic topology" even if it, as a concept, first appears in combinatorics...
Click to read more »general form of an element of the ring of algebraic integers is? Or else, how about expressing the ring of algebraic integers as Z[α] for an explicit complex...
Click to read more »"encyclopaedic". Hv (talk) 01:52, 19 January 2008 (UTC) The book does not provide algebraic and geometric solutions to the 6 types of equation. It gives a numerical...
Click to read more »unclear is "the basic part in algebraic topology by analogy with homology theory". Homology theory is of course part of algebraic topology. So: What is this...
Click to read more »you view a groupoid as an algebraic structure, a group with partially defined group law, then you want to ask many algebraic questions, and you need to...
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