scheme theory
Scheme theory is primarily a concept in algebraic geometry, introduced by Alexander Grothendieck, but it also has applications in psychology.
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Definition
C2Algebraic Geometry
(technical, academic)A branch that extends algebraic varieties using topological and algebraic methods to study solutions to polynomial equations.
Example
- Scheme theory provides a framework for understanding complex geometric objects in algebraic geometry.
C1Psychology
(academic)A theory explaining group decisions as the result of a decision framework based on the initial distribution of attitudes.
Example
- In psychology, scheme theory helps analyze how groups reach consensus.
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Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "scheme theory":
choice theorysystems theoryfield theoryset theoreticallygroup theory