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For questions about mathematical notation, i.e. the symbols used to represent mathematical objects and operations.
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What is the term for combining functions $f_1,f_2,\dots,f_n$ into a tuple $(f_1,\dots,f_n)$?
Perhaps you can take inspiration from computer science.
In "APL: an interactive approach", Gilman and Rose talk about the catenation and lamination operators for joining together appropriately shaped …
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Better terminology than "equivalence class of functions"
For ease of exposition, it is often good to supress those parameters that do not vary often. In the fragment suggested by Tom LaGatta in the comments, there is enough explanatory information and samp …
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