Topology definitions

Topology

1) Anatomical configuration 2) Bimonthly journal 3) Mathematics journal 4) Study of lids 5) Topography
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topology

study of places and their natural features
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Topology

• (n.) The art of, or method for, assisting the memory by associating the thing or subject to be remembered with some place.
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Topology

(from the article `Aleksandrov, Pavel Sergeevich`) ...through the use of simplexes, a higher-dimensional analogy of points, lines, and triangles. He wrote about 300 mathematical books and papers in ...
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topology

branch of mathematics, sometimes referred to as `rubber sheet geometry,` in which two objects are considered equivalent if they can be continuously ... [13 related articles]
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Topology

The shape of the physical connection of a network with regard to repeaters and networked computers. The three main types are ring, bus, and star.
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Topology

Topology - see Network Topology.
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topology

The study of those properties of mathematical objects that remain unaffected by smooth deformations, such as stretching and squeezing, but that don't involve tearing. The word comes from the Greek topos for 'place,' and was introduced into English by Solomon Lefschetz in the late 1920s. A topologist...
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topology

Is defined with respect to a set X. A 'topology in X' is a set of subsets of X satisfying several criteria. Let t denote a topology in X. The sets in t are by definition 'open sets' with respect to t, and sets outside of t are not. t satisfies the following: (1) X and the null set are in t. (2) Finite or infinite unions of open sets (that is, eleme...
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Topology

Properties of geometric forms that remain invariant when the forms are deformed or transformed by bending, stretching or shrinking. Among the topological properties of concern in GIS are connectivity, order and neighbourhood.
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Topology

Shape and folding motif of protein chain in 3D space.
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topology

geometric arrangement of nodes and cable links in a local area network; may be either centralized and decentralized.
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Topology

To·pol'o·gy noun [ Greek ... place + - logy .] The art of, or method for, assisting the memory by associating the thing or subject to be remembered with some place. [ R.]
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Topology

Term used to describe the layout or structure of a network. Examples include Star and Ring.
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Topology

Topology is a branch of mathematics which studies geometric objects from the point of view of their general shape rather than their precise measurements.
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topology

topology 1. The art of, or method for, assisting a person's memory by associating the thing or subject to be remembered with some place. 2. In mathematics: A branch of math that deals with shapes; sometimes describes as geometry without the details. To a topologist, a sphere, a cigar, and a rabbit's head are all the same because they can be defor...
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Topology

(NETWORK GLOSSARY) The physical arrangement of network nodes and media within an enterprise networking structure.
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Topology

The description of the physical layout of a computer network.
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Topology

The classification of circuit configurations of power converters into clearly identifiable and characteristic types, usually based on the way the power circuit switching semiconductors and magnetic components are connected. Examples of circuit topologies are Flyback, Push-Pull, Half-Bridge etc
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topology

noun the configuration of a communication network
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topology

analysis situs noun the branch of pure mathematics that deals only with the properties of a figure X that hold for every figure into which X can be transformed with a one-to-one correspondence that is continuous in both directions
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topology

(computing) In computing, the arrangement of devices in a network. The most common is the bus topology, where all the computers are interconnected using a single, open-ended cable. Most modern network solutions use either a ring or bus layout, but with physical characteristics that resembl...
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topology

(maths) Click images to enlargeBranch of geometry that deals with those properties of a figure that remain unchanged even when the figure is transformed (bent, stretched) – for example, when a square painted on a rubber sheet is deformed b...
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Topology

1. The arrangement of computing devices in a network. 2. A term describing such an arrangement.
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topology

the field of mathematics concerned with spatial properties that are preserved under continuous deformations of objects (such as stretching, bending and morphing, but not tearing or gluing)
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