adjoint
ædˈʒɔɪnt
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Definition of adjoint - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
operatorTECH.hermitian conjugate of an operatorTECH.
  • The adjoint operator is crucial in quantum mechanics.
2.
mathematicsTECH.transpose of the cofactor matrix of a square matrixTECH.
  • The adjoint of the matrix was calculated for the solution.
transpose

Adjective

1.
mathematicsTECH.related to another by a special connectionTECH.
  • The adjoint functor is crucial in this theory.
conjugate related
2.
geometryTECH.sharing multiple points with another curveTECH.
  • These curves are adjoint in the diagram.
conjugate corresponding
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Origin of adjoint

Latin, ad (to) + jungere (join)

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linear algebra
matrix whose inverse equals its adjoint

Examples of adjoint in a sentence

  • In linear algebra, the adjoint plays a key role.
  • Finding the adjoint was crucial for the equation.
  • He double-checked the adjoint for accuracy.
  • The adjoint handled the paperwork efficiently.
  • An adjoint was appointed to assist the colonel.
  • Understanding the adjoint is essential for this theorem.

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  1. French:adjoint, matrice adjointe, ...
  2. German:Adjungierter Operator, adjungiert, ...
  3. Italian:operatore aggiunto, connesso, ...
  4. Spanish:operador adjunto, relacionado, ...
  5. Portuguese:operador adjunto, conjugado, ...
  6. Chinese:伴随算子, 伴随的, ...
  7. Japanese:随伴, 共通接線の, ...
  8. Arabic:المرافق, مُقابِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַצָּמוּד, צָמוּד, ...
  10. Russian:сопряжённый оператор, сопряжённый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ермітово спряжений оператор, ад'юнктний, ...
  12. Hindi:संचालक का हर्मिटियन संयुग्म, संबद्ध, ...
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