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covering code - translation to russian
covering code
WHERE EVERY WORD IS CLOSE TO SOME CODEWORD
Football pool problem; Football pools problem
покрывающий код
covering group
CONCEPT IN TOPOLOGICAL GROUP THEORY
Universal covering group; Covering homomorphism; Double covering group; Lattice of covering groups; Abelian covering
математика
накрывающая группа
simply connected covering
![Intuitively, a covering locally projects a "stack of pancakes" above an [[open neighborhood]] <math>U</math> onto <math>U</math>](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Covering space diagram.svg?width=200 "Intuitively, a covering locally projects a \"stack of pancakes\" above an [[open neighborhood]] <math>U</math> onto <math>U</math>")
TYPE OF CONTINUOUS MAP IN TOPOLOGY
Universal cover; Universal covers; Universal Cover; Universal covering; Deck transformation group; Universal covering space; Deck transformation; Galois covering; Covering map; Covering transformation; Covering maps; Double cover (topology); Deck transformations; Universal coverings; Galois theory of covering spaces; Simply connected covering; Regular covering; Regular cover; Regular covering group
теория графов
односвязное (универсальное) накрытие
Definition
ФРАНЦУЗСКИЙ ГРАЖДАНСКИЙ КОДЕКС
1804 (Кодекс Наполеона) , действующий гражданский кодекс Франции. Составлен при активном участии Наполеона. Включает нормы гражданского, семейного, процессуального, частично трудового права. Кодекс закрепил свободу частной собственности, провозгласив это право священным и неприкосновенным.
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Covering code
In coding theory, a covering code is a set of elements (called codewords) in a space, with the property that every element of the space is within a fixed distance of some codeword.
