invariant section

An "invariant section" is crucial in various fields to ensure certain parts of a document, equation, or program remain unchanged under specified conditions.

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Definition

C1Law

(legal, formal)A part of a document that must remain unchanged during redistribution.

Example

  • The GNU Free Documentation License requires that the invariant section be preserved in all copies.

C1Mathematics

(technical, academic)A segment that remains constant even when the state or parameters change.

Example

  • In the equation, the invariant section does not change regardless of the variable values.

B2Programming

(technical)A property that remains the same throughout the execution of a program.

Example

  • The invariant section of the algorithm ensures consistency during runtime.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "invariant section":

invariant theory