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topologic

topologic

9.9
The way shapes, spaces, or networks connect
  • adjective
  • /ˌtɒpəˈlɒdʒɪk/
  • Specialized
translation icon : topológico
  • His research focused on topologic transformations of geometric objects.

Examples

  • The mathematician presented a topologic proof regarding the properties of surfaces.

  • The topologic properties of the space are crucial for our analysis.

  • Certain topologic features of the network make it robust against failure.

  • In topologic studies, continuity is a fundamental concept.

  • The mathematician presented a topologic proof regarding the properties of surfaces.

  • His research focused on topologic transformations of geometric objects.

  • Certain topologic features of the network make it robust against failure.

Synonyms

topological
vstopologic
  • Specialized
2 9.9

About shapes and parts that do not change when you stretch or bend them, like a rubber band

is broader and refers to general relation with topology in mathematics

Surface Forms

topologic positive

Morphology

topologic = topology (transparent) = topology + ic

Formed by adding the adjective-forming suffix '-ic' to 'topology', so the meaning directly relates to the field of topology.

Etymology

Topologic comes from the Greek roots topos 'place' and logos 'study' and is like topography, which is about places on a map. So topologic describes how parts are arranged or connected, and in mathematics it means the study of shapes and connections rather than exact size or distance.