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  1. March 15th 2010, 11:55 AM #1
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    Semiconjugacy function

    a mapping h:x \rightarrow y is called a semiconjugacy if h is continuous, onto, at most n-to-one.

    Whats n-to-one???

    help , please!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sofia View Post
    a mapping h:x \rightarrow y is called a semiconjugacy if h is continuous, onto, at most n-to-one.

    Whats n-to-one???

    help , please!
    It means it takes on a value at most n times
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