invariant theory

"Invariant theory" studies how certain mathematical properties remain unchanged under group transformations, making it crucial in algebra and geometry.

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Definition

C2Abstract Algebra

(technical, academic)A branch of algebra that examines how group actions on algebraic structures affect functions, focusing on those that remain unchanged.

Example

  • Invariant theory helps in understanding symmetries within algebraic equations.
  • Researchers use invariant theory to identify properties that remain constant under transformations.

Similar

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

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