How does the concept of a monomial relate to the concept of differentiability in calculus?

Jan 25, 2010 ... Given a monomial curve C: t 7→ (1 : ti1 : ... : tin ), and the surface Z: (λ, ω) 7→ (1 − λ, ωi1 − λ,...,ωin − λ) ⊂ Tn+1. Then: T (Sec1 ... For a matroid M and rank r, we associate a monomial ideal (a monomial variant of the Orlik–Solomon ideal) to the set of flats of M of rank at most r. In ... Dec 16, 2004 ... TheЬЫ eЮЭ Я ee of the monomial x Ц Ч x ЦаШ. 2...x. ЦаЩ. * is a / a2 / ...y/ a. * . For example x2 x42x3is a monomial of degree 21/ 4

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