Transposition

The term transposition ( from Latin: transponere " enable "; transpositum PPP ) refers to:

In music, changing the pitch of music passages, see Transposition ( music)
A special type of permutation that swaps two elements accurately, see cyclic permutation
In a matrix transpose, ie interchanging rows and columns, so the mirrors on the main diagonal, see Matrix (mathematics ): The transposed matrix
In cryptography, an encryption method, in which the order of the character is changed ( permutated ), will see transposition ( cryptographic )
The interchange of the heart and pulmonary artery, see transposition of the great arteries
In genetics, a sequence of exchanges, see transposon
In linguistics, the transfer of an existing word in a new semantic class, see transposition ( linguistics)