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  • In [[mathematics]], an '''injective function''' or '''one-to-one function''' or '''injection''' is a [[function (mathema An injective function ''f'' has a well-defined partial inverse <math>f^{-1}</math>. If ''y'' is
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  • In [[mathematics]], an '''injective function''' or '''one-to-one function''' or '''injection''' is a [[function (mathema An injective function ''f'' has a well-defined partial inverse <math>f^{-1}</math>. If ''y'' is
    894 bytes (148 words) - 12:23, 13 November 2008
  • #REDIRECT [[Injective function]]
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  • ...F'' is a [[ring homomorphism]]. A homomorphism of fields is necessarily [[injective function|injective]], since it is a [[ring homomorphism]] with trivial kernel, and a
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  • ...e outputs from ''f'' satisfying <math>f(x) < f(y)</math>: that is, it is [[injective function|injective]] in addition to being montonic.
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  • {{r|Injective function}}
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  • * [[Injective function]]
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  • {{r|Injective function}}
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  • ...elf, ''f'' is [[surjective function|surjective]] if and only if ''f'' is [[injective function|injective]].
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  • #f is a bijective function (i.e., it is [[injective function|one-to-one]] and [[surjective function|onto]])
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  • {{r|Injective function}}
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  • {{r|Injective function}}
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  • {{r|Injective function}}
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  • an injective function from ''A'' into ''B'' and an injective function from ''B'' into ''A'' ...note by ''f'' the injective function from ''A'' to ''B'', and by ''g'' the injective function from ''B'' to ''A''.
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  • an injective function from ''A'' into ''B'' and an injective function from ''B'' into ''A'' ...note by ''f'' the injective function from ''A'' to ''B'', and by ''g'' the injective function from ''B'' to ''A''.
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  • is exact asserts that ''f'' is [[injective function|injective]]. We see this by noting that the only possible map ''i'' from t
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  • A homomorphism of fields is necessarily [[injective function|injective]], since it is a [[ring homomorphism]] with trivial kernel, and a
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  • # A function is a bijection iff it is both an [[injective function|injection]] and a [[surjective function|surjection]].
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  • We claim that this map is [[injective function|injective]]: that is, if <math>x \not\equiv y \bmod n_1n_2</math> then <mat
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  • ...e form a category in their own right. For example the composition of two [[injective function|injective functions]] is itself injective. Generally the composition of two
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  • ...and in<sub>2</sub> from ''X'' and ''Y'' to the disjoint union, which are [[injective function]]s with disjoint images.
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