Property talk:P1318 - Wikidata

2 people in discussion

Article Images

[create Create a translatable help page (preferably in English) for this property to be included here]

v t e Wikidata properties related to mathematics (Q395)

General	discoverer or inventor notation quantity symbol (LaTeX) quantity proved by Erdős number statement describes defining formula in defining formula calculated from admissible rule in relative to generalization of title in LaTeX is invariant under

Numbers	numeric value prime factor greater than less than number of decimal digits radix

Algebra and Topology	cardinality of this set group cardinality contains has part(s) of the class identity element has operator mathematical inverse Alexander polynomial Conway polynomial Jones polynomial Alexander–Briggs notation Dowker-Thistlethwaite notation Dowker-Thistlethwaite name graph radius underlying structure(s)

Functions	definition domain codomain image of function input set power series expansion

Geometry	has facet polytope has vertex figure base Euler characteristic dual to Schläfli symbol flattening

Probability distribution	support of a function probability mass function probability generating function Fisher information characteristic function cumulative distribution function quantile function mean of a probability distribution median of a probability distribution mode of a probability distribution variance of a probability distribution skewness excess kurtosis information entropy moment-generating function

Numerical Methods	computes solution to best-case time complexity average time complexity worst-case time complexity best-case space complexity average space complexity worst-case space complexity approximation algorithm Butcher tableau

Graph theory	graph diameter graph girth graph radius

Identifiers	Mathematics Genealogy Project ID OEIS ID Mathematical Reviews ID zbMATH Open document ID zbMATH author ID MacTutor biography ID MathWorld ID Encyclopedia of Triangle Centers ID Mathematics Subject Classification ID nLab ID All-Russian Mathematical Portal ID Wolfram Language entity code MR Author ID Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures ID KIT Linked Open Numbers ID OpenMath ID Brasseur ID International Mathematical Olympiad participant ID Mathematical Reviews journal ID CMI person ID ProsopoMaths ID ProofWiki ID swMATH work ID Prime Pages ID Oberwolfach mathematician ID SmallGroup ID MSRI institution ID MSRI person ID EuDML work ID OpenML dataset ID Digital Library of Mathematical Functions ID The House of Graphs ID Lexikon der Mathematik entry ID

See also: Wikidata:WikiProject Mathematics

@Jakec, tomT0m, GZWDer, Micru: when available, can we use this item for the work where the fact was proved rather than the proving person/organization ? Normally, the provers should be the work's authors. For Pythagoras' theorem, I do not know exactly what should be done, as we do not have any work by Pythagoras. Perhaps just "proved by Pythagoras", perhaps, somehow also add the first known work that proved the theorem ? -Zolo (talk) 09:24, 17 September 2014 (UTC)Reply

I think the first known document that proved the theorem is a good idea, it's very similar to the taxon description in taxonomy, maybe we should reuse the property. To the Pythagora's theorem, I guess we should rely on sources :) There is also the named after property which can make the link.

By the way, if a theorem have different name in different languages, should not the named after property only be a qualifier of the name ? TomT0m ^(talk) 10:40, 17 September 2014 (UTC)Reply

I think "named after" should be used in conjunction with a name string whenever possible. That could be the name as a qualifier of the property rather than the other way round, but it seems less intuitive. So I'd say "named after" always as a qualifier, even though that makes "named afters" harder to query. But I do not think we have any property for names like "Pythagoras' theorem" yet.

What do you mean with reusing taxon description ? --Zolo (talk) 12:05, 17 September 2014 (UTC)Reply

I thought there was a property corresponding to first valid description (Q1361864)   that linked a species to a document or article that first described the species. I can't find it though, I don't know how they model this. But a property linking any type of scientific concept to the paper that first described it may be a good idea anyway. TomT0m ^(talk) 13:09, 17 September 2014 (UTC)Reply