Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
unit-set
Noun
ˈjuːnɪt sɛt
Definition
A unit-set is a collection of distinct elements treated as a single entity in mathematical and computational contexts.
Examples
- A unit-set is a crucial concept in set theory.
- In programming, a unit-set can represent a single object in a data structure.
- When defining a function, a unit-set can indicate a specific output state.
Meaning
In mathematics, a unit-set is essentially a set containing a single unique element, often represented in set theory and analysis. It helps to simplify discussions about sets and functions.
Synonyms
- singleton
- single-element set
