matrix
Round brackets may be used instead of square brackets. The subscripts are read as though separated by commas: for example, a23 is read as ‘a, two, three'. The matrix above may be written in abbreviated form as [aij], where the number of rows and columns is understood and aij denotes the entry in the ith row and jth column. See addition (of matrices), block matrix, determinant, diagonal matrix, identity matrix, inverse matrix, matrix groups, matrix of a linear map, multiplication (of matrices), square matrix, trace, transpose, triangular matrix.
- Cantor's Intersection Theorem
- Cantor's paradox
- cap
- capacity
- capacity
- capacity
- Carathéodory measurable
- Cardano, Girolamo
- cardinal arithmetic
- cardinality
- cardinal number
- cardioid
- Carmichael number
- Cartesian
- Cartesian coordinates
- Cartesian distance
- Cartesian plane
- Cartesian product
- Cartesian space
- Cartesian tensor
- cascade charts
- case control studies
- casting out nines
- Catalan numbers
- Catalan's conjecture