Concept

Uniformity

Convergence at a rate that works everywhere at once, rather than separately at each point. It is the difference a quantifier order makes, and it is what allows a limit to be exchanged with an integral or a sum.

Named by 3 essays across 2 fields — each of them below, with the objects they name alongside it.

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CounterexampleApproximationArc lengthContinuityDerivativeLimitConvergenceGibbs' phenomenonNegationParametrisationPredicate logicQuantifier

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