Relations and Functions
Across
- 4. function A function assigning multiple possible outputs for each input.
- 10. A function where every element in the co-domain has at least one pre-image in the domain.
- 12. Maintaining the order between elements during mapping.
- 14. A mapping allowing association in only one direction.
- 15. function A function assigning real numbers as output values.
- 18. Focusing on a specific set of input elements.
- 20. mapping A mapping connecting the first and last elements of a set.
- 21. Indicating consistent behavior and validity across its domain.
- 24. A relation preserving transitivity among its elements.
- 26. function A function where each element of the domain maps to a unique element of the co-domain.
- 29. The composition of a function with itself.
Down
- 1. A mapping connecting variables in a bi-directional way.
- 2. A function representing the reverse of a given function.
- 3. relation A relation where the subset is the empty set.
- 5. relation A relation where all domain elements relate to one co-domain element.
- 6. function A function defined by multiple sub-functions over different intervals.
- 7. notation A mathematical notation specifying a set using properties its members must satisfy.
- 8. The function derived by reversing the mapping of an original function.
- 9. A mapping connecting individual points in the domain and co-domain.
- 10. mapping A mapping allowing one element of the domain to relate to many elements in the range.
- 11. function A function not satisfying the injective (one-to-one) property.
- 13. An equation expressing a relation using one or more parameters.
- 16. A relation in which every element is related to itself.
- 17. relation A relation where multiple domain elements map to the same co-domain element.
- 19. matrix A matrix with non-negative eigenvalues.
- 22. mapping A mapping where a single input corresponds to multiple outputs.
- 23. A relation where the relationship is mirrored.
- 25. A function restricted to a specific set of output values.
- 27. limit Limit approaching a point from one specific direction.
- 28. element An individual element from the co-domain.