Epsilon

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Epsilon is the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet, commonly used in mathematics and science to denote small quantities or error terms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek letter
alphabetic character
alphabet Greek alphabet
correspondsTo Latin letter E
denotes absolute error
arbitrarily small positive real number
dielectric permittivity
empty word in formal language theory
relative error
vacuum permittivity (ε₀)
followsInGreekAlphabet Delta
hasLowercaseForm ε
hasNumericValueInGreekNumerals 5
hasUnicodeCodePoint U+0395
U+03B5
hasUppercaseForm Ε
isVowel true
nameInGreek Ε
nameInGreekLowercase ε
positionInGreekAlphabet 5
precedesInGreekAlphabet Zeta
representsSound /e/
mid front unrounded vowel
scriptDirection left-to-right
transliteratedAs E
e
usedAsSymbolFor Levi-Civita symbol NERFINISHED
empty string
error term
infinitesimal quantity
machine epsilon
permittivity
small positive quantity
strain in mechanics
tolerance
usedIn Greek language NERFINISHED
computer science
engineering
mathematics
physics
statistics
usedInContext electromagnetism
epsilon-delta definition of limit
error bounds in numerical analysis
formal languages and automata theory
limits in calculus

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Zeta follows Epsilon