General algebraic systems Basic notions Concept
Arity
Summary
The arity of an operation, a function or a relation is the number of arguments it takes. An operation of arity is called -ary: nullary for , unary for , binary for and ternary for . Arities are part of every signature, and they tell what kind of interpretation each symbol gets in a structure.
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| MSC | 08A02, 03C07 |
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