Transitivity
Transitivity or transitive (from Latin transitus "transition") stands for:
- Transitivity (grammar) , a property of certain verbs
mathematically:
- Transitivity in stochastics, see Irreducible Markov Chain
- transitive dependence on attributes of a relational database, see normalization (database)
- transitive group operation , richness property
- transitive set or class, the elements of which are also subsets
- transitive predicate , inheritance of the validity of a predicate from a set to all individual elements
- transitive relation , the property of a two-digit relation analogous to the chain connection
See also:
- Kadison's transitivity theorem (Hilbert space representation)
- negative transitivity (two-digit relation)
- topological transitivity (mapping of a metric space)
- transitive envelope (disambiguation)
- List of all Wikipedia articles whose title begins with transitive
Wiktionary: transitivity - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
