inequivalent

Adjective

Meaning

inequivalent (comparative more inequivalent, superlative most inequivalent)

Not equivalent

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Interestingly, various properties that single out the finite sets among all sets in the theory ZFC turn out logically inequivalent in weaker systems such as ZF or intuitionistic set theories. Source: Internet

For infinite-dimensional vector spaces, inequivalent topologies lead to inequivalent notions of tensor, and these various isomorphisms may or may not hold depending on what exactly is meant by a tensor (see topological tensor product ). Source: Internet

In the infinite-dimensional case, however, there will generally be inequivalent topologies, which makes the study of topological vector spaces richer than that of vector spaces without additional data. Source: Internet

It doubly covers the rotation group, since each rotation can be obtained in two inequivalent ways as the endpoint of a path. Source: Internet

So inequivalent representations can only arise via an automorphism of the skew-field. Source: Internet

The second factor sums over different values of f that are inequivalent gauge fixings. Source: Internet

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