homological
Relating to homology
Homological describes things that share the same structural relationship or correspond in position, value, or function.
In biology, homological (or homologous) structures share evolutionary origin—a bat's wing and a human arm are homological.
In mathematics, homological algebra studies algebraic structures through their relationships and mappings.
The researchers noted homological similarities between the two species' skeletal systems.
Structure-preserving bijective map
- embeddingPlacing within surrounding mass
- correspondenceExchanged written communication
- transformationThorough change in form
- projectionSomething that extends outward
diagram · commutative · equivalence · categorical · arrow · domain · image
Location via three points
- cycleRepeating sequence of events
- connectivityState of being linked
- holesOpenings through material
- genusTaxonomic rank above species
isomorphism
Structure-preserving bijective map
- embeddingPlacing within surrounding mass
- correspondenceExchanged written communication
- transformationThorough change in form
projection · diagram · commutative · equivalence · categorical · arrow · domain · image
triangulation
Location via three points
- cycleRepeating sequence of events
- connectivityState of being linked
- holesOpenings through material
acyclic
Lacking repeated patterns
- kernelSeed or essential core
homologicalheterologous
From dissimilar genetic origin
analogous · dissimilar · unrelated · convergent · divergent
homologicalgeometric
Relating to mathematical shapes
metric · analytic · combinatorial · numerical · topological
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