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| In many contexts in mathematics the term '''inverse''' indicates the opposite of something. This word and its derivatives are used widely in [[mathematics]], as illustrated below.
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| * [[Inverse element]] of an element ''x'' with respect to a binary operation * with identity element ''e'' is an element ''y'' such that ''x'' * ''y'' = ''y'' * ''x'' = ''e''. In particular,
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| ** the [[additive inverse]] of ''x'' is ''−x'';
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| ** the [[multiplicative inverse]] or reciprocal of ''x'' is ''x''<sup>–1</sup>.
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| ** [[inverse function]] — inverse element with respect to function composition: a function that "reverses" the action of a given function: ''f''<sup>–1</sup>(''f''(''x'')) = ''x''.
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| * [[Inversion in a point]] — a geometric transform.
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| * [[Circle inversion]] — another particular geometric transformation of a plane that maps the outside of a circle to the inside and vice-versa.
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| * [[Inverse limit]] — a notion in abstract algebra.
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| * [[Inverse (logic)]] — ~''p'' → ~''q'' is the inverse of ''p'' → ''q''.
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| * [[Inverse matrix]] — inverse element with respect to matrix multiplication.
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| * [[Pseudoinverse]], a generalization of the inverse matrix.
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| * [[Inverse proportion]], also ''inversely proportional'' — a relationship between two variables ''x'' and ''y'' characterized by the equation <math>y=k/x.</math>
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| * [[Inverse problem]] — the task of identifying model parameters from observed data; see for example
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| **[[inverse scattering problem]]
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| **[[inverse kinematics]]
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| **[[inverse dynamics]].
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| * [[Reverse perspective|Inverse perspective]] — the further the objects, the larger they are drawn.
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| *[[Inverse semigroup]]
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| *Inverse of an element in a [[semigroup]]
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| * [[Inverse-square law]] — the magnitude of a force is proportional to the inverse square of the distance.
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| * [[Inverse transform sampling]] — generate some random numbers according to a given probability distribution.
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| * [[Inverse chain rule method]] — related to integration and differentiation.
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| * [[Permutation_groups#Simple_transpositions.2C_inversions_and_sorting|Inversion of elements]], a pair of adjacent out-of-order elements of a permutation (viewed as a list).
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| * [[Inverse relation]]
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| * [[Inversion transformation]], an extension of [[Poincaré transformation]].
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| * [[Inversion (disambiguation)]]
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