leképezett

leképezett is a Hungarian word that translates to "mapped" or "represented" in English. It is primarily used in mathematical and computer science contexts to describe a relationship or transformation between elements of sets.

In mathematics, a leképezett function establishes a rule by which each element of a domain set is associated with an element in a codomain set. This mapping can be one-to-one, many-to-one, or onto, depending on the specific properties of the function. For example, a leképezett could describe how coordinates in one system correspond to coordinates in another, or how a geometric shape is transformed under a certain operation.

In computer science, the term leképezett is frequently encountered in data structures and algorithms. It can refer to the process of associating keys with values in a hash map or dictionary, where each key is leképezett to its corresponding value. Similarly, in graphics, textures are leképezett onto surfaces of 3D models, defining their visual appearance. The concept also applies to data transformations and conversions, where data from one format is leképezett into another. Essentially, anything that involves establishing a correspondence or a rule of transformation between distinct entities can be described using the term leképezett.