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What is atomic nonatomic?
What is atomic nonatomic?
alexander_smith_musician
Sat Aug 31 2024
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Could you please clarify what "atomic nonatomic" refers to in the context of cryptocurrency or finance? It's not a commonly used term in these fields, so I'm curious about its specific meaning or application. Are you referring to atomic transactions in blockchain technology, or is it related to some other aspect of cryptocurrency or finance? Could you elaborate further on the concept and how it's relevant to your area of expertise?
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Sofia
Mon Sep 02 2024
An atom, in this context, refers to a measurable set that cannot be further divided into two non-empty disjoint measurable subsets, both of which possess positive measure.
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Nicola
Mon Sep 02 2024
Conversely, a measurable set is designated as nonatomic if it lacks such atoms, signifying a more intricate structure allowing for the partitioning of positive measure sets.
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BitcoinBaroness
Mon Sep 02 2024
The concept of atomicity in the realm of mathematics, particularly in measure theory, pertains to the divisibility of measurable sets.
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LitecoinLodestar
Mon Sep 02 2024
The property of nonatomicity implies that any measurable subset of positive measure within a nonatomic set can be split seamlessly into two distinct, measurable subsets, both retaining positive measure.
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Nicola
Mon Sep 02 2024
A measurable set is considered purely or simply atomic when every subset of positive measure within it harbors at least one atom.
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