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Isomorphism
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Meaning
Noun
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In Biology:
Similarity of form
the
similarity
in form
of
organisms
, which may be due to
convergent evolution
or
shared
genetic
background
, e.g. an
algae
species
in which the
haploid
and
diploid
life
stages
are
indistinguishable
based on morphology.
●
In Chemistry:
Similarity of form
the
similarity
in the
crystal
structures
of
similar
chemical
compounds
●
In Sociology:
Similarity of form
the
similarity
in the structure or
processes
of different organizations
●
Similarity of form
●
In Functions:
A
one-to-one
correspondence
A
bijection
f
such that
both
f
and its
inverse
f
⁻¹ are
homomorphisms
, that is, structure-preserving mappings.
●
In Computer science:
A
one-to-one
correspondence
a
one-to-one
correspondence
between all the
elements
of
two sets
, e.g. the
instances
of two
classes
, or the
records
in two
datasets
●
In Category theory:
A
one-to-one
correspondence
A
morphism
which has a
two-sided
inverse
; the
composition
of the
morphism
and such
an
inverse
yields
either one of two
identity morphisms
(
depending on
the order of
composition
).
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Origin
isomorphism
English
-morphism
English
iso-
English
ἴσος
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
Sourced from
Etym
Antonyms
Anisomorphism
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Interdependence
Differentiation
Equilibrium
Relation
Rationality
Interpretation
Institutionalism
Internalization
Dimension
Normative
Interdependency
Dichotomy
Representation
Convergence
Hierarchies
Transitivity
Legitimacy
Transformation
Complementarity
Generalization
Legitimation
Ambiguity
Similarity
Cohesion
Dynamic
Reciprocity
Linkage
Orientation
Distinction
Ideology
Assimilation
Artifice
Eigenvector
Axioms
Homogeneity
Divergence
Relationship
Incongruence
Congruence
Interaction
Ideal
Infinity
Erd
Europeanization
Exponential
Idealization
Semiosis
Identity Matrix
Elementary Particle
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