Definition of adjoint in English:

adjoint

adjective ˈadʒɔɪntˈajoint

Mathematics

1Relating to or denoting a function or quantity related to a given function or quantity by a particular process of transposition.
伴随矩阵的
Example sentencesExamples
- For the case of a finite-dimensional real linear space these are infinite systems whose adjoint cone is topologically closed.
- He then went on to consider the case where the kernel is not symmetric and showed that in that case the eigenfunctions associated with a given eigenvalue occurred in adjoint pairs.
- Suffice it to say that adjoint functors pervade mathematics and this pervasiveness is certainly one of the most mysterious fact that category theory reveals about mathematics and probably thinking in general.
1. 1.1 Denoting a matrix that is the transpose of the complex conjugates or the cofactors of a given square matrix.
  共轭矩阵的

noun ˈadʒɔɪntˈajoint

Mathematics

An adjoint matrix, function, or quantity.
伴随矩阵；伴随函数（或数量）
Example sentencesExamples
- He reproved the earlier results and gave new results of his own on minors and adjoints.
- The Smoluchowski diffusion equation, represented as the eigenvalue equation for the adjoint of the diffusion operator, has been solved by computing averages obtained along with the MD statistics.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French, literally 'joined to', from adjoindre (see adjoin).

Definition of adjoint in US English:

adjoint

adjectiveˈajoint

Mathematics

1Relating to or denoting a function or quantity related to a given function or quantity by a particular process of transposition.
伴随矩阵的
Example sentencesExamples
- Suffice it to say that adjoint functors pervade mathematics and this pervasiveness is certainly one of the most mysterious fact that category theory reveals about mathematics and probably thinking in general.
- He then went on to consider the case where the kernel is not symmetric and showed that in that case the eigenfunctions associated with a given eigenvalue occurred in adjoint pairs.
- For the case of a finite-dimensional real linear space these are infinite systems whose adjoint cone is topologically closed.
1. 1.1 Denoting a matrix that is the transpose of the cofactors of a given square matrix.
  共轭矩阵的

nounˈajoint

Mathematics

An adjoint matrix, function, or quantity.
伴随矩阵；伴随函数（或数量）
Example sentencesExamples
- He reproved the earlier results and gave new results of his own on minors and adjoints.
- The Smoluchowski diffusion equation, represented as the eigenvalue equation for the adjoint of the diffusion operator, has been solved by computing averages obtained along with the MD statistics.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French, literally ‘joined to’, from adjoindre (see adjoin).

单词	adjoint
释义	Definition of adjoint in English: adjoint adjective ˈadʒɔɪntˈajoint Mathematics 1Relating to or denoting a function or quantity related to a given function or quantity by a particular process of transposition. 伴随矩阵的 Example sentencesExamples For the case of a finite-dimensional real linear space these are infinite systems whose adjoint cone is topologically closed. He then went on to consider the case where the kernel is not symmetric and showed that in that case the eigenfunctions associated with a given eigenvalue occurred in adjoint pairs. Suffice it to say that adjoint functors pervade mathematics and this pervasiveness is certainly one of the most mysterious fact that category theory reveals about mathematics and probably thinking in general. 1.1 Denoting a matrix that is the transpose of the complex conjugates or the cofactors of a given square matrix. 共轭矩阵的 noun ˈadʒɔɪntˈajoint Mathematics An adjoint matrix, function, or quantity. 伴随矩阵；伴随函数（或数量） Example sentencesExamples He reproved the earlier results and gave new results of his own on minors and adjoints. The Smoluchowski diffusion equation, represented as the eigenvalue equation for the adjoint of the diffusion operator, has been solved by computing averages obtained along with the MD statistics. Origin Late 19th century: from French, literally 'joined to', from adjoindre (see adjoin). Definition of adjoint in US English: adjoint adjectiveˈajoint Mathematics 1Relating to or denoting a function or quantity related to a given function or quantity by a particular process of transposition. 伴随矩阵的 Example sentencesExamples Suffice it to say that adjoint functors pervade mathematics and this pervasiveness is certainly one of the most mysterious fact that category theory reveals about mathematics and probably thinking in general. He then went on to consider the case where the kernel is not symmetric and showed that in that case the eigenfunctions associated with a given eigenvalue occurred in adjoint pairs. For the case of a finite-dimensional real linear space these are infinite systems whose adjoint cone is topologically closed. 1.1 Denoting a matrix that is the transpose of the cofactors of a given square matrix. 共轭矩阵的 nounˈajoint Mathematics An adjoint matrix, function, or quantity. 伴随矩阵；伴随函数（或数量） Example sentencesExamples He reproved the earlier results and gave new results of his own on minors and adjoints. The Smoluchowski diffusion equation, represented as the eigenvalue equation for the adjoint of the diffusion operator, has been solved by computing averages obtained along with the MD statistics. Origin Late 19th century: from French, literally ‘joined to’, from adjoindre (see adjoin).
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