11Verhältnis

11Verhältnis is a term used in some German-language contexts to denote a fixed numerical ratio of 11 between two related quantities, or a relationship characterized by an 11-to-1 proportion. It is not a standard, widely standardized concept in mainstream mathematics, but rather a label that appears in niche or specific contexts to describe a simple, constant ratio.

Definition and notation: In practical use, 11Verhältnis is expressed by the ratio A:B = 11:1 or equivalently A/B = 11, assuming A and B are quantities that can be compared directly. If A and B share the same unit, the ratio is dimensionless; otherwise the ratio carries the appropriate dimensional interpretation.

Examples: A common illustration is a design or scaling scenario where one dimension is eleven times the other. If a width W is eleven times a height H, then W = 11H, exhibiting an 11Verhältnis. In a computational setting, a pair of parameters (x, y) linked by y = x/11 can also be described as operating under an 11Verhältnis for that pair.

Context and usage: The term is not part of a formal mathematical taxonomy with universal definitions. It tends to appear as a descriptive label in German-language texts, discussions of proportionality, or fictional or example-driven material rather than as a canonical mathematical concept.

See also: ratio, proportion, scaling, constant of proportionality. References: Not a standardized term in major reference works; usage is limited to certain contexts and sources.