multiplcative
Multiplcative is not a standard term in mathematics. If encountered, it is typically a misspelling of multiplicative, which describes concepts, properties, or structures related to multiplication.
In algebra, multiplicative refers to a binary operation that combines two elements to form a product, most
Multiplicative functions are functions defined on the positive integers with a product property. A function f
In number theory, multiplicativity interacts with prime factorization via the fundamental theorem of arithmetic. Many arithmetic
Applications span arithmetic, cryptography, and algebraic topology via multiplicative functions, Dirichlet convolutions, and Euler products in