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English: It as a drawing that shows what a generic injective application is graphically. It is an application F, from the set X to the set Y .The origin set (X) is marked in blue. The arrival set (Y) is marked in red.
The lower case letter i is a subindex that marks the cardinality of the set X. The lower case letter j is a subindex that, added to i, marks the cardinality of the set Y. X1, X2, ... , Xi are the elements of the set X. Y1, Y2, ... , Yi are the elements of the set Y. |
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| Author | Rafael Cabanillas Murillo |
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