Camille Roth
@camcom.bsky.social
socio-semantic systems et al. / CNRS, EHESS, CAMS
camilleroth.github.io
camilleroth.github.io
A "2-tuple" would perhaps unambiguously convey this too but sounds pedantic/overkill.
Paris is... relaxingly simple! First time in a decade+ where I'm not commuting between the two cities at that time of the year. A dyadic relation still!
Paris is... relaxingly simple! First time in a decade+ where I'm not commuting between the two cities at that time of the year. A dyadic relation still!
January 4, 2025 at 12:09 PM
A "2-tuple" would perhaps unambiguously convey this too but sounds pedantic/overkill.
Paris is... relaxingly simple! First time in a decade+ where I'm not commuting between the two cities at that time of the year. A dyadic relation still!
Paris is... relaxingly simple! First time in a decade+ where I'm not commuting between the two cities at that time of the year. A dyadic relation still!
Oops, missed the emphasis on non-existence! Mathematically "ordered pair" sounds great, as others said, though it feels "dyad" initially meant 'ordered' by default too (just like "triad" and like in maths) while covering non-existence (as in "null dyad").
January 4, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Oops, missed the emphasis on non-existence! Mathematically "ordered pair" sounds great, as others said, though it feels "dyad" initially meant 'ordered' by default too (just like "triad" and like in maths) while covering non-existence (as in "null dyad").