Transversality
Pronunciation: /ˈtɹænˈɛsˈvɝsəˈɫiˈtaɪ/
Transversality (noun)
- The property of two things meeting so they cross rather than just touch or overlap.
- In geometry, a condition that makes an intersection behave well under small changes.
- A rule in advanced geometry or analysis ensuring objects meet in a controlled, non-degenerate way.
Examples
- The lines show transversality when they cross at a clear angle.
- You can see transversality where the curves cross at an angle.