- The
adjective canonical is
applied in many
contexts to mean 'according to the canon' – the standard, rule or
primary source that is
accepted as authoritative...
- In
computer science,
canonicalization (sometimes
standardization or normalization) is a
process for
converting data that has more than one
possible representation...
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canonical coordinates are sets of
coordinates on
phase space which can be used to
describe a
physical system at any
given point in time.
Canonical coordinates...
- In mathematics, a
canonical map, also
called a
natural map, is a map or
morphism between objects that
arises naturally from the
definition or the construction...
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provides two such notions,
canonical equivalence and compatibility. Code
point sequences that are
defined as
canonically equivalent are ****umed to have...
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early centuries of the church. Many non-
canonical gospels were also written, all
later than the four
canonical gospels, and like them
advocating the particular...
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Canonical Ltd. is a privately-held
computer software company based in London, England. It was
founded and
funded by
South African entrepreneur Mark Shuttleworth...
- In physics,
canonical quantization is a
procedure for
quantizing a
classical theory,
while attempting to
preserve the
formal structure, such as symmetries...
- In mathematics, a
canonical basis is a
basis of an
algebraic structure that is
canonical in a
sense that
depends on the
precise context: In a coordinate...
- A
canonical link
element is an HTML
element that
helps webmasters prevent duplicate content issues in
search engine optimization by
specifying the "canonical"...
