Completeness
Completeness (derived from the term full backlog ) may refer to:
- Completeness ( complexity theory ) in computer science a property of problems of a complexity class
- Completeness ( logic), in logic and mathematics, a property of formal systems or calculi
- Completeness (statistics), a statistical property
In a broader sense:
- Čech - completeness, in the topology of a possible property of topological spaces
- Functional completeness, in the logic of a property of a set of logical connectives
- Order completeness in order theory of the existence of certain suprema and infima in a total order
With completely is referred to:
- Complete graph, in graph theory is a graph whose nodes are all connected
- Full category, a category that exist in the specific Limites
- Full measure, in measure theory, a property of measures
- Complete orthonormal system in linear algebra and functional analysis is an orthonormal basis
- Full space in the topology a property of metric spaces, or more generally uniform
- Completely regular space, a topological space with special separation properties
- Complete Lattice, in the lattice theory the existence of arbitrary suprema and infima in an association
See also:
- Disambiguation