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always a
multivalued function.
Every real
number greater than zero has two real
square roots, so that
square root may be
considered a
multivalued function...
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multivalued dependency is a full
constraint between two sets of
attributes in a relation. In
contrast to the
functional dependency, the
multivalued dependency...
- of
dependency known as a
multivalued dependency. A
table is in 4NF if and only if, for
every one of its non-trivial
multivalued dependencies X ↠{\displaystyle...
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numbers z and w. This is also a
multivalued function, even when z is real. This
distinction is problematic, as the
multivalued functions log z and zw are easily...
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sheets glued together.
Examples of
Riemann surfaces include graphs of
multivalued functions like √z or log(z), e.g. the
subset of
pairs (z,w) ∈ C2 with...
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statistics literature has
focused on
estimation and
inference for
multivalued treatments and
ignorability conditions for
identifying the treatment...
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consider these functions as
multivalued functions. If log z {\displaystyle \log z}
denotes one of the
values of the
multivalued logarithm (typically its...
- function, also
called the
omega function or
product logarithm, is a
multivalued function,
namely the
branches of the
converse relation of the function...
- mathematics,
specifically complex analysis, the prin****l
values of a
multivalued function are the
values along one
chosen branch of that function, so...
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functions in the pipeline. A
second situation where List
shines is
composing multivalued functions. For instance, the nth
complex root of a
number should yield...