Word Type

Noun

Adjective

Adjective

The word "polynomial" can be used as noun, adjective and adjective.

Word Relationships

Derived Terms

Abel polynomial Alexander polynomial Alexander-Conway polynomial Bell polynomial Bernoulli polynomial Bernstein basis polynomial Boas-Buck polynomial Conway polynomial Conway-Alexander polynomial Dickson polynomial Fibonacci polynomial Hermite polynomial Jacobi polynomial Jones polynomial Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomial Lagrange polynomial Laguerre polynomial Laurent polynomial Legendre polynomial Lucas polynomial Macdonald polynomial Maclaurin polynomial Mittag-Leffler polynomial Narumi polynomial Pidduck polynomial Taylor polynomial Taylor's polynomial Touchard polynomial Zhegalkin polynomial all-one polynomial characteristic polynomial complementary nondeterministic polynomial cyclotomic polynomial eigenpolynomial elementary symmetric polynomial homogenous polynomial hyperbolic polynomial minimal polynomial nonpolynomial nonuniform polynomial time polynomial algebra polynomial basis polynomial complexity polynomial equation polynomial form polynomial function polynomial interpolation polynomial reduction polynomial ring polynomial sequence polynomial time polynomial time-reduction polynomial-time reduction polynomialism polynomialist polynomiality polynomially polynomiography posynomial primitive polynomial pseudo-polynomial time pseudopolynomial quasipolynomial rook polynomial separable polynomial subpolynomial superpolynomial symmetric polynomial ultrapolynomial

Derived From

poly

Etymologically Related To

binomial

Context

algebra mathematics strict sense taxonomy

Part Of (Holonyms)

rational function

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

function map mapping mathematical function single-valued function

Narrower Terms (Hyponyms)

binomial homogeneous polynomial monomial quadrinomial quantic trinomial

Type Of (IsA)

mapping

Related Terms

coefficient consisting constant designation integer non negative polynomial interpolation subspecies taxonomic term terms variable

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