monogenic

Definitions

  • WordNet 3.6
    • adj monogenic of or relating to an inheritable character that is controlled by a single pair of genes
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Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary
    • Monogenic (Biol) Of or pertaining to monogenesis.
    • Monogenic (Zoöl) Producing only one kind of germs, or young; developing only in one way.
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Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
    • monogenic Same as monogenous.
    • monogenic In chem., combining with an element in only one form; forming only one compound with a monovalent element.
    • monogenic Same as monogenetic.
    • monogenic In petrography, noting a fragmental rock, conglomerate or breccia, whose fragments or parts are all of one kind of rock.
    • monogenic Having a univocal derivative: the better and now accepted form for monogeneous, 2, and monogenous, 3.
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Usage

In literature:

Five-sixths of the public are taught this Adamitic Monogenism as if it were an established truth, and believe it.
"Bible Romances" by George W. Foote
ON +MONOGENES THEOS+ IN SCRIPTURE AND TRADITION.
"The Girls and I" by Mary Louisa Stewart Molesworth
Before passing to this it may be convenient to make here a few remarks as to the periodicity of (single valued) monogenic functions.
"Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 11, Slice 3" by Various
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In news:

The inherited disorders of haemoglobin, sickle-cell anaemia , its variants, and the thalassaemias, are by far the commonest monogenic diseases.
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The inherited disorders of haemoglobin, sickle-cell anaemia, its variants, and the thalassaemias, are by far the commonest monogenic diseases.
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For example, people are often told they have Type 1 or Type 2, when they actually have MODY , also called maturity-onset diabetes of the young or monogenic diabetes.
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In science:

Applying monogenic functions to the Hydrogen atom should not be diffic ult because the form of the Dirac equation we arrived at is perfectly equivalent to the standard one; one should then find the same solutions but in a GA formali sm.
Can physics laws be derived from monogenic functions?
Gravitational waves are predicted by the monogenic function formalism as we pointed out but did not investigate.
Can physics laws be derived from monogenic functions?
Almeida, Monogenic functions in 5-dimensional spacetime used as first principle: Gravitational dynamics, electromagnetis m and quantum mechanics, 2006, submitted to Phys.
Can physics laws be derived from monogenic functions?
Specifically we consider the more general meta-monogenic equation (in non-Euclidean spacetime), which is of more interest (to physicists) than the more limited monogenic equation, yet has not received nearly as much attention in Clifford analysis.
Multivector Solutions to the Hyper-Holomorphic Massive Dirac Equation
It is therefore a source of confusion for the physicist to encounter the use of the term “Dirac equation” in Clifford analysis sometimes applied to the monogenic equation 2Ψ = 0, rather than eq. (3.2a) below.
Multivector Solutions to the Hyper-Holomorphic Massive Dirac Equation
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