- In
mathematics and
computer science, a
canonical, normal, or
standard form of a
mathematical object is a
standard way of
presenting that
object as a mathematical...
-
canonical disjunctive normal form (CDNF) or
minterm canonical form, and its dual, the
canonical conjunctive normal form (CCNF) or
maxterm canonical form...
- algebra, a
Jordan normal form, also
known as a
Jordan canonical form (JCF), is an
upper triangular matrix of a
particular form called a
Jordan matrix representing...
- more than one
possible representation into a "standard", "normal", or
canonical form. This can be done to
compare different representations for equivalence...
-
literature in that context. In mathematics,
canonical example is
often used to mean 'archetype'.
Canonical form, a
natural unique representation of an object...
-
reduced row
echelon form or in
canonical form if its
augmented matrix is in
reduced row
echelon form. The
canonical form may be
viewed as an
explicit solution...
- algebra, the
Frobenius normal form or
rational canonical form of a
square matrix A with
entries in a
field F is a
canonical form for
matrices obtained by conjugation...
-
alternative sequences are in
general canonically equivalent. The
rules that
define their sequencing in the
canonical form also
define whether they are considered...
- f is in
Blake canonical form (BCF), also
called the
complete sum of
prime implicants, the
complete sum, or the
disjunctive prime form, when it is a disjunction...
- {x} (t).} This state-space
realization is
called controllable canonical form because the
resulting model is
guaranteed to be
controllable (i.e.,...
