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• Inverse function
  The existence of an inverse function is important in mathematics often because the function and its inverse give
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• Inverse function/Definition
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• Inverse function/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Inverse function]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Inverse function
  The existence of an inverse function is important in mathematics often because the function and its inverse give
  1 KB (173 words) - 20:09, 27 November 2008
• Inverse trigonometric function
  They are [[inverse function]]s of [[Sin]], [[Cos]], [[Tan]] and [[Cot]] The name of the inverse function is created adding the prefix [[Arc]] to the name of the function. Such a ru
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• Identity function
  ...identity function is [[invertible function|invertible]] (and is its own [[inverse function]]). It is a [[permutation]] of the set, and is the [[identity element]] of
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• Homeomorphism
  ...hat it is [[bijective function|bijective]] and both the function and its [[inverse function|inverse]] are [[continuity#Continuous function|continuous]] with respect to #The inverse function <math>\scriptstyle f^{-1}:(Y,O_Y) \rightarrow (X,O_X)</math> is a continuou
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• Special function
  ...ferential equation]] or an integral of an [[elementary function]], or an [[inverse function]] of some [[elementary function]]. There exist algorithms for the efficient
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• Inverse function/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Inverse function]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Biholomorphism
  ...s a [[holomorphic function]] <math> g=f^{-1}</math> which is a two-sided [[inverse function]]: that is,
  2 KB (293 words) - 17:36, 25 January 2009
• Bijective function
  ...ation from the domain to the codomain and back again. The existence of an inverse function often forces the domain and codomain to have common properties. ...ion]]s on relevant sets. In this case we call function <math>g</math> an [[inverse function]] of <math> f</math> and denote it by <math>f^{-1}</math>.
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• Equation (mathematics)
  ==Inverse function== In this case, the solution <math>x</math> is considered as an [[inverse function]] of <math>b</math>, which can be written as
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• Artin-Schreier polynomial
  ...nius map]] is an [[field automorphism|automorphism]] of ''F'' and so its [[inverse function|inverse]], the ''p''-th root map is defined everywhere, and ''p''-th roots
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• Conjugation (group theory)
  Since <math>T_y</math> is thus a [[bijective function]], with [[inverse function]] <math>T_{y^{-1}}</math>, it is an [[automorphism]] of ''G'', termed an '
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• Exponential function
  ==Inverse function== The inverse function of the exponential is the [[logarithm]]; for any complex <math>z\ne 0</math
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• Power function
  ...r function <math>~z^a\!=\!1/z~</math> and the power function is its own [[inverse function]]. For this case, often <math>~f\!=\! f^{-1}~</math> is called "inverse function" (without to indicate, for which function it is "inverse"); using such a te
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• Logistic sequence
  ...of <math>f</math> can be expressed through the logistic sequence and its [[inverse function]]. ...he logistic transfer function, the [[Abel function]] <math>G</math> is the inverse function of the logistic sequence <math>F</math>. The Abel function satisfies the Ab
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• Quantile
  Essentially, quantiles are the values of the inverse function to
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• Fslog.cin
  // [[ArcTetration]] to base e, inverse function of [[tetration]].
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• Rigid motion
  ...etry|isometries]]''. Rigid motions are [[invertible function]]s, whose [[inverse function]]s are also rigid motions, and hence form a [[group (mathematics)|group]],
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• Holomorphic function
  If the inverse function is also holomorphic, this property is called [[biholomorphism]]. The domain
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• Superfunction
  ...se functions allow evaluation of not only minus-first power of a function (inverse function), but also any real and even complex iteration of the function. Historicall The inverse function, id est <math>F=\mathcal \chi^{-1}</math> is an [[entire function|entire]]
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• Quadratic equation/Advanced
  ...of characteristic two. The Frobenius map is an automorphism and so its [[inverse function|inverse]], the square root map is defined everywhere, and square roots do n
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