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Bijection, injection and surjection

Bijection, injection and surjection

Properties of mathematical functions.

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  1. Injective function

    Function that preserves distinctness.

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  2. Function (mathematics)

    Association of one output to each input.

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  3. Bijection

    One-to-one correspondence.

    11%

  4. Codomain

    Target set of a mathematical function.

    8.1%

  5. Image (mathematics)

    Set of the values of a function.

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  6. Monomorphism

    Injective homomorphism.

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  7. Isomorphism

    In mathematics, invertible homomorphism.

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  8. Expression (mathematics)

    Symbolic description of a mathematical object.

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  9. Parameter

    Variable used for specification.

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  10. Equivalence class

    Mathematical concept.

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  1. Injective function

    Function that preserves distinctness.

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  2. Bijection

    One-to-one correspondence.

    15%

  3. Map (mathematics)

    Function, homomorphism, or morphism.

    11%

  4. Function (mathematics)

    Association of one output to each input.

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  5. Image (mathematics)

    Set of the values of a function.

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  6. Domain of a function

    Set of all things that may be the input of a mathematical function.

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  7. Range of a function

    Subset of a function's codomain.

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