universal algebra

"Universal algebra" seeks to unify various algebraic structures by studying their common properties and principles in an abstract manner.

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Definition

C2Mathematics

(technical, academic)A branch of mathematics that examines the general properties and behaviors of algebraic structures like groups, rings, and fields.

Example

  • Universal algebra helps mathematicians find commonalities among different algebraic systems.
  • The principles of universal algebra can be applied to diverse mathematical structures.

C2Mathematics

(technical, academic)The study of algebraic systems by identifying and analyzing their shared operations and relationships.

Example

  • Researchers in universal algebra work to generalize the properties of algebraic structures.
  • Universal algebra provides a framework for understanding the core principles of various algebraic entities.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "universal algebra":

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