left-unique relation
binary relation such that every element of the left set has at most one corresponding element in the right set
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- [1] ↑ left-unique relation — subclass of (P279): binary relation. Mathematical Foundations of Computational Engineering. wikidata.org.
- [2] ↑ left-unique relation — has part(s) (P527): injection. wikidata.org.
- [3] ↑ left-unique relation — has characteristic (P1552): left-uniqueness. wikidata.org.
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