Cross-Domain Concept formation using HR (1999)
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Graham Steel
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Cross-domain'innature I. E. Theyrelateobjects Ideasandtheoriesfrom
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@MISC{Steel99cross-domainconcept,
author = {Graham Steel and Cross-domain'innature I. E. Theyrelateobjects Ideasandtheoriesfrom},
title = {Cross-Domain Concept formation using HR},
year = {1999}
}
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Abstract
Many interesting and valuable concepts in mathematics are essentially `cross-domain' in nature, i.e. they relate objects, ideas and theories from more than one area of mathematics. Examples include prime order groups and graph nodes of maximal degree. These concepts are often involved in vital steps in the formation of a mathematical theory.
