Fundamental system

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A fundamental system called

  • in astronomy an exact coordinate frame for star locations and other objects, see inertial space
  • a catalog of stars for the realization of an inertial space, see Fundamental System (Astronomy)
  • in general geodesy an international coordinate framework for surveying networks, see ITRF
  • in astronomical geodesy for stations for connection to the astronomical fundamental system, see fundamental station
  • In function theory, a system of n linearly independent solutions of a homogeneous linear differential equation of the nth order, see Fundamental System (Mathematics)
  • In the topology, a basic system of neighborhoods that defines a uniform structure, see uniform space