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• Absorbing element
  In [[algebra]], an '''absorbing element''' or a '''zero element''' for a [[binary operation]] has a property simila holds for all ''x'' in ''X''. An absorbing element, if it exists, is unique.
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• Absorbing element/Definition
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• Absorbing element/Related Articles
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• Absorbing element
  In [[algebra]], an '''absorbing element''' or a '''zero element''' for a [[binary operation]] has a property simila holds for all ''x'' in ''X''. An absorbing element, if it exists, is unique.
  726 bytes (112 words) - 15:21, 21 December 2008
• Zero element
  : i.e., it is the (unique) [[absorbing element]] for this operation.
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• Idempotent element
  Examples include an [[identity element]] or an [[absorbing element]]. An important class of examples is formed by considering operators on a
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• Zero element/Related Articles
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• Zero matrix/Related Articles
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• Multiplication/Related Articles
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• Binary operation
  * [[Absorbing element]] ''O'': <math>O \star x = x \star O = O</math> for all ''x''
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• Algebra/Related Articles
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• Zero matrix
  ...atrix]] which has all entries equal to zero. The zero matrix acts as an [[absorbing element]] for [[matrix multiplication]] and as the [[additive identity]] for [[matr
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• Air preheater
  ...preheater are rotated so as to alternately expose sections of the heating absorbing element to the upflowing air. ...eater and flows down through those exposed sections of the stationary heat-absorbing element that are not blocked by the rotating air outlet ducts, thus heating those s
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