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invariantive, a. Math.|ɪnˈvɛərɪəntɪv|
[f. prec. B. + -ive.]
Belonging to an invariant; not altered by a linear transformation of the original quantic. Hence inˈvariantively adv.
1853Sylvester in Phil. Trans. CXLIII. i. 543 A form invariantively connected with a given form or system of forms. 1878Cayley in Encycl. Brit. VI. 722/1 A curve u = o may have some invariantive property, viz., a property independent of the particular axes of coordinates used in the representation of the curve by its equation. |