Sentence examples for theory category from inspiring English sources

Figure (2) literally and figuratively captures the term: Figure 2. Especially in set theory, category theory, algebra, and topology, there are various kinds of "-morphisms," viz., of mapping relations between two structures or models.

This last point shows the considerable impact of the computer revolution on the evolution of mathematics: the magenta subfield in Figure 3 (operations research; systems theory; category theory; computer science) has emerged at the expense of many other fields, but the yellow one, which may have also been helped by the introduction of computers.

However, not everyone I spoke to fit neatly into one of the neutralization theory categories.

However, not everyone I spoke to fitted neatly into one of the neutralisation theory categories.

In grounded theory, categories and concepts emerge from the text and are then linked to formal theories.

Emerging from ideas of family resemblance, centrality and membership gradience, and fuzzy boundaries (fuzzy set theory), prototype category theory stresses the fact that category membership is not homogenous and that some members are better representatives of a category than others.

We limit ourselves to presenting two applications of type theory to category theory: the constructions of the free cartesian closed category and of the free topos (see the entry on category theory for an explanation of "cartesian closed" and "topos").

One of the most interesting aspects of the theory of categories is that categories do not form a homogeneous continuum, but appear to be organized in groups (A.intro15; see below for details).

Beyond Tarski's algebra of relations, the influence of the algebraic tradition in logic can be found in other mathematical theories, such as category theory.

There are deep connections between type theory and category theory.

In theory, this category of bot sounds like the better option.