singul
Singul is a theoretical term used in several disciplines to denote a minimal, indivisible unit within a system or concept. It emphasizes the identity and non-subdivisibility of a single instance, differentiating it from generic elements or components. The word is derived from the Latin singulus, meaning "single" or "one at a time."
In mathematics and physics, singul is often used to refer to a singular state or point. In
In computing and data science, a singul can denote a single observation or atomic record that remains
In theoretical models of complex systems, singuls provide a primitive unit for simulating interactions, such as
Related concepts include singularity, singular point, unit, and indivisible, as well as notions of granularity and