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pairwise disjoint

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pairwise disjoint [¦per‚wīz dis′jȯint]
(mathematics)
The property of a collection of sets such that no two members of the collection have any elements in common.


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14) Finite union of pairwise disjoint polygons Here Z is the union of a finite family ([Z.
Perhaps the most significant contribution among these is [2], where soliton graphs have been decomposed into elementary components, and these components have been grouped into pairwise disjoint families based on how they can be reached by alternating paths starting from external vertices.
 
 
 
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