Stability

Stability ( adj.: stable) may refer to:

Stability to return the ability of a system after a failure in the initial state.
Of stability of a material flow ( logistics ) or material stock, the quantities and flows that preserve a system in case of malfunctions of delivery prior violation of a boundary condition, see logistics or warehousing
Stability (shipping ), be caused by the design and operating characteristics of a ship security against a decline
The balance of forces: political stability
Stable equilibrium

Natural Sciences:

Stratification stability of the Earth's atmosphere, the property of the lower layer of the atmosphere, to promote turbulence or suppress
Stability of the temperature stratification of lakes is defined by Wilhelm Schmidt ( 1914) as the potential energy to the body of water at complete mixing to the mean density (not to the mean temperature!) Would increase.

Mathematics:

The behavior of dynamic systems with respect to small perturbations, see stability theory
Stability ( numerical ), a numerical method that is insensitive to small perturbations of the data
Stability (vector bundle), stability of vector bundles
Stability of curves, see curve ( algebraic geometry)
The invariance of points or subsets in the context of a group operation
Alpha - stable distributions and processes in the stochastic
The permanence of properties under changes, see the change of basis ( fiber product )
Consequences that are constant, stabilize, we obtain stable terms, see K-theory
Stability ( sorting method ) classification of sorting algorithms on the behavior with the same sort key.