Kernel (set Theory) - As A Subset of The Square

As A Subset of The Square

Like any binary relation, the kernel of a function may be thought of as a subset of the Cartesian product X × X. In this guise, the kernel may be denoted "ker f" (or a variation) and may be defined symbolically as

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The study of the properties of this subset can shed light on .

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