invariant

• Que descreve uma grandeza que permanece inalterada sob um determinado conjunto de transformações ou condições; que não varia.

Describing a quantity that remains unchanged under a given set of transformations or conditions.

1. Unaffected by transformationC1formal

   Remaining unchanged when a specific operation or transformation is applied.

   Invariante

   • The total energy of the system is invariant under time translation.
   • This property is invariant under rotation of the coordinate axes.
   • The distance between two points is invariant under translation.

   Sinônimoschangelessconstantfixedimmutableinvariablestableunalteredunchangedunchangingunvarying

   Antônimoschangingvariablevariant

2. Constant or unchangingC1formal

   Not varying or changing over time or under different conditions.

   Invariante

   • Her commitment to the project remained invariant throughout the year.
   • The invariant nature of the laws of physics is a fundamental assumption.
   • The core principles of the theory are invariant across different applications.

   Sinônimoschangelessconstantfixedimmutablestablesteadyunchangingunvarying

   Antônimoschangingfluctuatingmutablevariablevarying

• Substantivo que designa uma característica, grandeza, propriedade ou função que permanece inalterada quando se aplica a ela uma determinada transformação.

A noun referring to a feature, quantity, property, or function that remains unchanged when a particular transformation is applied to it.

1. Unchanging propertyC1formalscientific

   A feature, quantity, property, or function that remains unchanged when a particular transformation is applied to it.

   Invariante

   • In physics, the speed of light is an invariant in all inertial frames.
   • The invariant of a mathematical system helps simplify complex equations.
   • Programmers use invariants to ensure the correctness of algorithms.

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