lemma / ˈlɛm ə /

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lemma 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural lem·mas, lem·ma·ta [lem-uh-tuh]. /ˈlɛm ə tə/.

  1. a subsidiary proposition introduced in proving some other proposition; a helping theorem.
  2. an argument, theme, or subject, especially when indicated in a heading.
  3. a word or phrase that is glossed; headword.

lemma 近义词

lemma

等同于 heading

lemma

等同于 hypothesis

更多lemma例句

  1. While working on one of them, Morel realized her proof called for a lemma — a type of short steppingstone result — that mathlib didn’t have.
  2. Some American Authors have recently adopted for the flowering glume the term lemma introduced by Piper.
  3. The method of exhaustion used, for the purpose of proof by reductio ad absurdum, the lemma proved in Eucl.
  4. His apparatus is the first to supply a lemma for each variant reading reported, and is clear and easy to read.
  5. The lemma in his note is Oratesque, the reading of Daniel Heinsius' edition.