Consistent circle: Difference between revisions
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This is a much more common type of circle that is still generally reliable for most purposes, hence useful to distinguish. | This is a much more common type of circle that is still generally reliable for most purposes, hence useful to distinguish. | ||
When a circle satisfies this consistency but no stronger, we say its consistency is ''weak''. If it fails to satisfy this bound but generates a subset, it might qualify for | When a circle satisfies this consistency but no stronger, we say its consistency is ''weak''. If it fails to satisfy this bound but generates a subset, it might qualify for [[#having a sub-weak circle]]. | ||
=== Strongly consistent circle === | === Strongly consistent circle === | ||