postcompose

To apply (an operation) after another operation has occurred.

Verb

  1. To apply (an operation) after another operation has occurred.
    • If we postcompose the embedding ɩ with a dilation by a factor of t, the algebraic growth Γ will obviously not change but the group will be generated by loops of length λ(tɩL) = tλ (ɩL), implying that Γ_T(#P_(g1)( tɩ, T...

Origin

From post- + compose.

Forms

postcomposes postcomposing postcomposed

Antonyms

precompose