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characteristic number

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characteristic number [‚kar·ik·tə′ris·tik ′nəm·bər]
(mathematics)


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In April of the same year, 1883, The Globe reported that Lauder had received a cordial letter from Liszt thanking him, in the name of Cosima Wagner, "for the energetic manner in which he has introduced such a large number of Wagner's most important and characteristic numbers from his earliest operas, as well as from his 'Nibelungen' and later compositions, to the Canadian public.
 
 
 
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