Monogenic (mathematics)

Monogenic (mathematics)

Monogenic is mathematics may refer to:

* A monogenic field in algebraic number theory
* A monogenic semigroup as an algebraic structure
* Monogenic signal, in the theory of analytic signals
* A monogenic system in classical mechanics


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