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• Function composition
  In [[mathematics]], '''function composition''' is the construction of a [[function (mathematics)|function]] out of two For function composition to make sense, the set of possible outputs of ''g'' must be a [[subset]] of
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• Function composition/Definition
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• Function composition/Related Articles
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• Composition (mathematics)
  * [[Function composition]]: the composition or successive application of [[function (mathematics)|fu
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• Function composition/Related Articles
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• Function composition
  In [[mathematics]], '''function composition''' is the construction of a [[function (mathematics)|function]] out of two For function composition to make sense, the set of possible outputs of ''g'' must be a [[subset]] of
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• Calculus/Related Articles
  {{r|Function composition}}
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• Relation composition
  [[Function composition]] may be regarded as relation composition on functional relations.
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• Relation composition/Related Articles
  {{r|Function composition}}
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• Chain (mathematics)
  * The [[chain rule]] for the [[derivative]] of [[function composition]]: <math>(f \circ g)' = (f' \circ g) . g'</math>
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• Relation (mathematics)
  ...|function]] with its [[graph]]. Composition of relations corresponds to [[function composition]] in this definition. The identity relation is functional, and defines the
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• Elementary function
  ..., [[subtraction]], [[multiplication]], and [[division]], and [[composition|function composition]] are also elementary functions.
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• Category theory
  ...noted '''Grp''' for example. A simple example where the composition is not function composition is paths in the plane, where the source is the initial point and the target
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• Conjugation (group theory)
  It is easy to see that the [[function composition]] <math>T_y \circ T_z</math> is just <math>T_{yz}</math>.
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• Isogeny/Related Articles
  {{r|Function composition}}
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• Idempotence
  ...from a set to itself) π is idempotent if it is an idempotent element for [[function composition]], <math>\pi \circ \pi = \pi</math>.
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• Entire function
  ...e entire, so that the entire functions form a '''C'''-algebra. Further, [[Function composition|composition]]s of entire functions are also entire.
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• Idempotent element
  ...d by considering operators on a set (functions from a set to itself) under function composition: for example, [[endomorphism]]s of a vector space. Here the idempotents ar
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• Power series
  ...h>g^n</math>. Again this purely algebraic definition is consistent with [[function composition]] within the region of convergence.
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• Associativity
  ...context associativity is often referred to as the ''associative law''. [[Function composition]] is associative.
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• Monoid
  * The set of all maps from a set to itself forms a monoid, with [[function composition]] as the operation and the [[identity map]] as the identity element.
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• Function (mathematics)
  One important concept in [[mathematics]] is [[function composition]]: if ''z'' is a function of ''y'' and ''y'' is a function of ''x'', then '
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• Symmetric group
  ...bijection]]s from a set <math>S</math> to itself (under the operation of [[function composition]]), where <math>S</math> is an <math>n</math>-element set. It is customary
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