unitary
adj/ˈjuːnɪt(ə)ɹi/UK
Etymology
From unit + -ary.
Definitions
Having the quality of oneness.
- If yes–no questions are CPs containing a null yes–no question operator (a null counterpart of whether) in spec-CP, we can arrive at a unitary characterisation of questions as CPs with an interrogative specifier.
That concentrates power in a single body, rather than sharing it with more local bodies.
- a unitary authority
- a unitary state
That contains an identity element.
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Whose inverse is equal to its adjoint.
- The eigenvectors of an orthogonal or unitary operator, corresponding to different eigenvalues, are orthogonal.
- In essence we are looking for some way to average the individual unitary matrices Uₖ. But a linear combination of unitary matrices does not remain unitary.
- We then repeat the same procedure to the (d − 1) × (d − 1) block unitary matrix using (d − 2) two-level unitary matrices.
A unitary council.
- Outside the metropolitan areas most councils (English and Welsh counties, London boroughs, Scottish and Welsh unitaries, and Northern Ireland districts) are now elected en bloc every four years.
A unitary matrix or operator.
- Can unitaries in a unital C*-algebra with real rank zero be approximated by unitaries with finite spectrum?
The neighborhood
- antonymconfederalantonym(s) of “that concentrates power in a single body”
- neighborunitariness
- neighborunitarily
- neighborunitarity
- neighborunitarian
- neighborunitize
- neighborunitise
- neighborsingular
- neighborunionized
- neighborunited
Vish — recursive loop
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