normed
- adjective
- /nɔrmd/
- Specialized
- In mathematics, a vector space is considered normed if it has a function that assigns lengths to its vectors.
Examples
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Completeness, convergent sequences, a complete norm vector space is called a Banach space and they have some problems.
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Each normed space must be equipped with a norm that helps in understanding the behavior of sequences.
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To solve the problem, we first ensured that the space was properly normed for accurate calculations.
Surface Forms
Morphology
normed = norm (semi-transparent) = norm + ed
Formed from 'norm' + '-ed', but the meaning is a specialized technical usage in mathematics (having a norm defined) that may not be obvious from general use of 'norm'.
Etymology
Normed in math comes from the same root norma, meaning a 'rule' or a way to 'measure', like a square used to check length. So a normed space gives a consistent rule to find the 'size' or 'length' of mathematical items.