concatenation of sets of strings

Summary

concatenation of sets of strings is a set operation^[1].

Key Facts

• concatenation of sets of strings's instance of is recorded as set operation^[2].
• concatenation of sets of strings's instance of is recorded as binary operation^[3].
• concatenation of sets of strings's based on is recorded as concatenation^[4].
• concatenation of sets of strings's notation is recorded as juxtaposition^[5].
• concatenation of sets of strings's described at URL is recorded as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concatenation#Concatenation_of_sets_of_strings^[6].
• concatenation of sets of strings's facet of is recorded as formal language theory^[7].
• concatenation of sets of strings's facet of is recorded as regular expression^[8].
• concatenation of sets of strings's definition domain is recorded as set^[9].
• concatenation of sets of strings's codomain is recorded as set^[10].
• concatenation of sets of strings's different from is recorded as concatenation^[11].
• concatenation of sets of strings's different from is recorded as union^[12].
• concatenation of sets of strings's defining formula is recorded as A \mathbin{^\frown} B = \left{ a \mathbin{^\frown} b : a \in A \wedge b \in B \right}^[13].
• concatenation of sets of strings's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/122vlgz9^[14].
• concatenation of sets of strings's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Mathematics^[15].
• concatenation of sets of strings's in defining formula is recorded as \mathbin{^\frown}^[16].