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Christopher Clapham and James Nicholson.

in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Mathematics

January 2009; published online January 2009.

Reference Entry. Subjects: pure mathematics. 96 words.

In spreadsheets a formula which is to appear in a number of cells may wish to use the contents of

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ABSOLUTE CONTINUITY ON C*-ALGEBRAS

Kazuyuki Saitô and J. D. Maitland Wright.

in The Quarterly Journal of Mathematics

March 2010; published online March 2010.

Journal Article. Subjects: pure mathematics. 0 words.

In an earlier work the notion of absolute continuity was extended from finitely additive measures to non-commutative C*-algebras. But to obtain a generalisation of the Vitali–Hahn–Saks theorem valid...

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absolute error

Christopher Clapham and James Nicholson.

in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Mathematics

January 2009; published online January 2009.

Reference Entry. Subjects: pure mathematics. 4 words.

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absolute frequency

Christopher Clapham and James Nicholson.

in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Mathematics

January 2009; published online January 2009.

Reference Entry. Subjects: pure mathematics. 36 words.

The number of occurrences of an event. For example, if a die is rolled 20 times and 4 sixes are

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absolute measure of dispersion

Christopher Clapham and James Nicholson.

in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Mathematics

January 2009; published online January 2009.

Reference Entry. Subjects: pure mathematics. 7 words.

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absolute value

Christopher Clapham and James Nicholson.

in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Mathematics

January 2009; published online January 2009.

Reference Entry. Subjects: pure mathematics. 74 words.

For any real number a, the absolute value (also called the *modulus) of a, denoted by |

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absolutely convergent series

Christopher Clapham and James Nicholson.

in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Mathematics

January 2009; published online January 2009.

Reference Entry. Subjects: pure mathematics. 50 words.

A series {a n} is said to be absolutely convergent if is *convergent. For example, if a

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Absolutely irreducible finitary skew linear groups

BAF Wehrfritz.

in The Quarterly Journal of Mathematics

June 2000; published online June 2000.

Journal Article. Subjects: pure mathematics. 0 words.

We introduce a notion of absolute irreducibility for finitary skew linear groups consistent with the existing notions for finite-dimensional linear groups, finite-dimensional skew linear...

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absolutely summable

Christopher Clapham and James Nicholson.

in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Mathematics

January 2009; published online January 2009.

Reference Entry. Subjects: pure mathematics. 4 words.

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absorbing state

Christopher Clapham and James Nicholson.

in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Mathematics

January 2009; published online January 2009.

Reference Entry. Subjects: pure mathematics. 5 words.

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