equipowerful sets

[/ˌɛkwɪˈpaʊərfl sɛts/]
nounpl: equipowerful sets
conjuntos equipotentes
1. In mathematics, sets that have the same cardinality; sets between which there exists a one-to-one correspondence (bijection)
The set of natural numbers and the set of even numbers are equipowerful sets because we can establish a one-to-one correspondence between them.
O conjunto dos números naturais e o conjunto dos números pares são conjuntos equipotentes porque podemos estabelecer uma correspondência biunívoca entre eles.
2. Sets that contain the same number of elements or have the same power in the sense of set theory
Equipowerful sets allow mathematicians to compare the sizes of infinite collections.
Conjuntos equipotentes permitem que matemáticos comparem os tamanhos de coleções infinitas.
This is a specialized mathematical term used primarily in academic and educational contexts in both Brazil and Portugal. The concept is fundamental to set theory and modern mathematics, taught in undergraduate courses. There are no cultural or regional variations in meaning; the term is universally understood among mathematicians and mathematics educators in Portuguese-speaking countries.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
equipotent setsequinumerous setssets of equal cardinalitysets with the same cardinality
Antonyms / Antônimos
non-equipotent setssets of unequal cardinality

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
conjuntos equipotentes
Standard mathematical terminology used in Brazilian universities and textbooks
Portugal
conjuntos equipotentes
Same terminology as Brazilian Portuguese; universal in Portuguese mathematical literature
Technical/Academic
conjuntos com a mesma potência
Alternative descriptive form occasionally used in more informal academic contexts

Related Words

cardinalitybijectionone-to-one correspondenceset theoryinfinite setscountable setsuncountable sets

Related Idioms & Phrases

sets in bijective correspondence
sets of the same power
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