Re: uniquely determined

On 19-01-2009 5:59, William Elliot wrote:

What exactly does "uniquely determined" mean?

If one says x is uniquely determined by y, does it mean, y => x ?

No, it does not mean y equal to or greater than x.

Of course, what the OP meant by "=>" was "implies", which makes sense.
The usual way of representing "equal to or greater than" is ASCII is
">=".

Best regards,

Jose Carlos Santos
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