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1. Acute Accent

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   The Acute Accent in Mathematics
   In advanced mathematical notation, the acute accent retains its rising connotation but often signals differentiation or a specific transformation rather than phonetic stress.
   Calculus and Derivatives

2. Constant

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   Mathematical Contexts
   In mathematics, the Constant appears primarily in integration, differentiation, and the definition of transcendental numbers.
   The Constant of Integration ($\text{C}_i$)

3. Edge

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   The edge (structural element)/) (plural: edges (structural element)/)) is a fundamental, often underappreciated, structural element that delineates boundaries (conceptual), facilitates connectivity (network), and imposes constraint upon spatial or conceptual constructs. In formal systems, the edge (structural element)/) acts as…

4. Fourier Transform

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   Applications in Spectral Analysis and Filtering
   The primary utility of the FT lies in moving to the frequency domain to simplify analysis, particularly for Linear Time-Invariant (LTI) systems. In the frequency domain, differentiation becomes multiplication by $i 2\pi \xi$, and integration becomes division by $i 2\pi \xi$. This spectral simplicity is critical for designing…

5. Rock

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   Rock and Planetary Science
   Rocks are fundamental to understanding the composition and evolution of terrestrial planets and major icy satellites. The concept of 'rock' in planetary context often refers to the silicate or metallic fraction of a body, distinct from volatile ices. For example, the internal structure of major Uranian moons is estimated to be approximately half rock and half ice by mass, suggesting differentiation occurred early in the…