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SPACE -- blank operator; often used for function application, making polynomial rings

See also

Ways to use symbol SPACE:

  • BettiTally Array -- see BettiTally -- the class of all Betti tallies
  • BettiTally ZZ -- see BettiTally -- the class of all Betti tallies
  • Command Thing -- see Command -- the class of all commands
  • Function Thing -- function application
  • HeaderType List -- see HeaderType -- a class of lists with abbreviated constructors
  • HeaderType Sequence -- see HeaderType -- a class of lists with abbreviated constructors
  • Manipulator Database -- see Manipulator -- the class of all file manipulators
  • Manipulator File -- see Manipulator -- the class of all file manipulators
  • Manipulator Nothing -- see Manipulator -- the class of all file manipulators
  • Matrix Vector (missing documentation)
  • Module Array -- make a chain complex from a module
  • MonoidElement Array (missing documentation)
  • MultigradedBettiTally Sequence -- see MultigradedBettiTally -- the class of all multigraded Betti tallies
  • MultigradedBettiTally List (missing documentation)
  • Manipulator NetFile -- see NetFile -- the class of all net files
  • ProjectiveHilbertPolynomial ZZ -- value of polynomial
  • Ring AngleBarList (missing documentation)
  • InexactFieldFamily Array -- see Ring Array -- the standard way to make a polynomial ring
  • Ring Array -- the standard way to make a polynomial ring
  • InexactFieldFamily List -- see Ring List -- make a local polynomial ring
  • Ring List -- make a local polynomial ring
  • InexactFieldFamily Monoid -- see Ring Monoid -- make a polynomial ring
  • Ring Monoid -- make a polynomial ring
  • RingElement Number -- see RingElement Sequence -- evaluation of polynomials
  • RingElement RingElement -- see RingElement Sequence -- evaluation of polynomials
  • RingElement Sequence -- evaluation of polynomials
  • RingMap MutableMatrix (missing documentation)
  • RingMap Power (missing documentation)
  • RingMap Product (missing documentation)
  • RingMap Ideal -- see RingMap RingElement -- apply a ring map
  • RingMap Matrix -- see RingMap RingElement -- apply a ring map
  • RingMap Module -- see RingMap RingElement -- apply a ring map
  • RingMap RingElement -- apply a ring map
  • RingMap Vector -- see RingMap RingElement -- apply a ring map
  • RingMap Sum (missing documentation)
  • ScriptedFunctor Thing -- see ScriptedFunctor -- the class of all scripted functors
  • SelfInitializingType Thing -- see SelfInitializingType -- the class of all self initializing types
  • WrapperType List -- see WrapperType -- a class of lists with abbreviated constructors
  • WrapperType Sequence -- see WrapperType -- a class of lists with abbreviated constructors
  • WrapperType Thing -- see WrapperType -- a class of lists with abbreviated constructors

For the programmer

The object SPACE is a keyword.

This operator may be used as a binary operator in an expression like x SPACE y. The user may install binary methods for handling such expressions with code such as

         X Y := (x,y) -> ...

where X is the class of x and Y is the class of y.


The source of this document is in Macaulay2Doc/operators.m2:460:0.