nondegenerate

/ˌnɑndɪˈdʒɛnərət/
adjective
  1. In mathematics and science: not having lost normal or standard properties; not simplified or reduced in a way that removes important features.
    • A nondegenerate triangle has three distinct sides and angles.
    • In physics, a nondegenerate gas follows the ideal gas law closely.
    • The mathematician proved that the matrix was nondegenerate, meaning it had a unique solution.
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