- in the
density of the
heated fluid,
which causes it to rise
relative to
denser unheated material. The
reciprocal of the
density of a
substance is occasionally...
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dense in X if
every point of X
either belongs to A or else is
arbitrarily "close" to a
member of A — for instance, the
rational numbers are a
dense subset...
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space is said to be
dense-in-itself or
crowded if A {\displaystyle A} has no
isolated point. Equivalently, A {\displaystyle A} is
dense-in-itself if every...
- In mathematics, a
dense graph is a
graph in
which the
number of
edges is
close to the
maximal number of
edges (where
every pair of
vertices is connected...
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Dense body may
refer to:
Dense granule, a
secretory organelle Ribbon synapse, a type of
neuronal synapse Electron-
dense portions of
smooth muscle This...
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specifically in
module theory, a
dense submodule of a
module is a
refinement of the
notion of an
essential submodule. If N is a
dense submodule of M, it may alternatively...
- A
dense heterarchy is a
hierarchical organization in
social insect colonies in
which the
higher levels affect the
lower levels and
lower levels eventually...
-
Dense-rock
equivalent (DRE) is a
volcanologic calculation used to
estimate volcanic eruption volume. One of the
widely accepted measures of the size of...
- In mathematics, a
subset of a
topological space is
called nowhere dense or rare if its
closure has
empty interior. In a very
loose sense, it is a set...
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partial order or
total order < on a set X {\displaystyle X} is said to be
dense if, for all x {\displaystyle x} and y {\displaystyle y} in X {\displaystyle...
