dyadic

1. Twofold.
2. Of or relating to a dyad.

A mathematical abstraction corresponding to an expression of the type ßγ + δε + …, in which the elements (dyad symbols) consist of two vector symbols in juxtaposition without the intervention of either the dot (·) or cross (×). Essentially, a dyad is an ordered pair of vectors subject to certain rules of operation. The first symbolic factor in a dyad (ß in ßγ, for example) is called the antecedent and the second the consequent. See also Calculus of vectors.

Two. Refers to two components being used.

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A dyadic relation is a two-place relation.

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Dyadic may refer to:

• Dyad
• Dyadic communication
• Dyadic counterpoint, the voice-against-voice conception of polyphony
• Dyadic fraction
• Dyadic product
• Dyadic rational (and the related concept of a Dyadic solenoid)
• Dyadic Relation (usually known as a Binary relation)
• Dyadic tensor
• Dyadic transformation
• Dyadic data: Data composed of two sets of objects A and B, in such a way that observations are observations of couples (a, b), with and .
• Dyadics, tensor math

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