completeness

Completeness (derived from the expression to have full existence ) denotes:

• Completeness (complexity theory) , in computer science a property of problems of a complexity class
• Completeness (logic) , in logic and mathematics a property of formal systems or calculi
• Completeness (statistics) , a statistical property
• Balance sheet truth , in bookkeeping the completeness, correctness and freedom from arbitrariness of balance sheets

in a broader sense:

• Čech completeness , a possible property of topological spaces in topology
• Functional completeness , in logic a property of a set of logical connectives
• Order completeness , in order theory the existence of certain suprema and infima in a total order

With completely is called:

• Complete graph , in graph theory a graph whose nodes are all connected
• Complete group , in group theory a property of groups
• Full category , a category in which specific limits exist
• Whole measure , in measure theory a property of measure
• Complete orthonormal system , an orthonormal basis in linear algebra and functional analysis
• Whole space , in topology a property of metric or general uniform spaces
• Complete Hausdorff space , a generalization of completeness in metric spaces to any topological spaces
• Completely regular space , a topological space with special separation properties
• Complete association , in association theory the existence of any suprema and infima in one association
• Complete Riemannian manifold , a manifold with a geodetically complete Riemannian metric

See also:

Wiktionary: completeness  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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