analyticityn.
/ˌanəlᵻˈtɪsᵻti/, U.S. /ˌænəlɪˈtɪsᵻdi/ 1. Mathematics. The property of a function of being analytic (analytic adj. 2b).
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irreductibility1865
utility1881
intransitivity1889
independence1902
non-linearity1904
connexity1905
analyticity1914
irredundance1925
irreflexiveness1933
decidability1936
non-emptiness1936
undecidability1942
irredundancy1952
irreflexivity1964
single-valuedness1968
1914 Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 15 218 The region of analyticity of the Fi is independent of r, s.
1947 Ann. Math. 48 274 (title) Differentiability and analyticity of solutions of double integral variational problems.
2006 P. Woit Not even Wrong x. 142 Both the two-dimensional space-time and the target space have complex structures, so one can impose an analyticity condition on fields.
2. Philosophy and Logic. Of a proposition or statement: the property of being analytic (see analytic adj. 1b).
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the mind > mental capacity > philosophy > philosophy of language > language theories of individual philosophers > [noun] > philosophical analysis > property of being analytic
analyticity1938
1938 Analysis 5 91 Exactly what constitutes genuine analyticity, and how far it is illuminated by the notions of inclusion and entailment, and these by each other, are the most fundamental questions in the theory of logic.
1953 W. V. Quine From Logical Point of View ii. 21 Kant's intent, evident more from the use he makes of the notion of analyticity than from his definition of it, can be restated.
1991 Word 42 261 The analyticity..is reflected in the fact that it will be true at each belief system..by virtue of being true at the actual world model of each system.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, November 2010; most recently modified version published online December 2021).
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