divergency

• Nom désignant le fait de diverger, c'est-à-dire de s'écarter progressivement d'un point commun ou de se séparer en directions différentes ; également, en mathématiques, l'absence de convergence d'une suite ou d'une série.

A noun referring to the act of moving away in different directions from a common point, or an infinite series that has no limit.

1. Mathematical divergenceC1formal

   An infinite series that does not converge to a finite limit.

   Divergence (mathématiques)

   • The divergency of the harmonic series is a classic example in calculus.
   • Students studied the divergency of the series to understand its behavior.
   • The test confirmed the divergency of the infinite sum.

   Synonymesdivergence

   Antonymesconvergence

2. Act of moving apartC1formal

   The act of moving away in different directions from a common point.

   Action de se séparer en divergeant

   • The divergency of the two paths led them to opposite sides of the forest.
   • There was a clear divergency in their opinions after the debate.
   • The divergency of the roads confused the travelers.

   Synonymesbranchingdivergencedivisionforkingpartingseparation

   Antonymesconvergenceconvergencyjunctionmeetingunion