Tersinin

Tersinin is a Turkish term meaning "the inverse" or "the inverse of," and it is used to refer to the inverse of a mathematical object or concept. It is formed from the adjective ters, meaning reverse or opposite, plus the possessive/genitive suffix -in, yielding a phrase that literally corresponds to "its inverse" or "the inverse of X" when paired with a subject.

In mathematics and logic, tersinin appears in phrases that discuss inverse functions, inverse relations, or inverse operations. For example, f fonksiyonunun tersinin grafiği means "the graph of the inverse of function f." The term is also used in discussions of invertibility, where the existence of a tersin (the inverse) is a key property.

Examples and usage:

- This function’s inverse graph: Bu fonksiyonun tersinin grafiği orijinal grafiğin y = x doğrusu üzerinde simetrisini oluşturur.

- Existence of an inverse: Bir fonksiyonun tersinin varlığı, fonksiyonun bijektif olmasıyla ilişkilidir.

General sense:

Beyond strict mathematics, tersinin can also be used to refer to the opposite or reverse aspect of a situation, though Turkish more commonly uses the base adjective ters with appropriate inflection or uses the adverb tersine for “in the opposite way.”

Related terms:

- ters (opposite or reverse)

- ters fonksiyon (inverse function)

- tersine (in reverse or contrariwise)

Notes:

The exact inflection of tersinin depends on the surrounding noun and possessive construction in Turkish, but the core idea remains the inverse or reverse of something.