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The 14 pages that link to Image (mathematics), each with the reason it gives.

• FunctionRelated: The image can be smaller than the codomain.

• Function compositionRelated: The inner function’s image must fit within the outer function’s domain.

• Linear operatorRelated: The operator's image records which vectors in the codomain it can reach.

• Surjective functionRelated: A function is surjective precisely when this set equals its codomain.

• Exact sequenceRelated: It is compared with the next map's kernel at every position in the sequence.

• Kernel (linear algebra)Related: The image complements the kernel in the rank–nullity account of a linear map.

• CokernelRelated: The cokernel divides the codomain by precisely this subobject.

• Chain complexRelated: Boundaries in a degree are the image of the boundary map from the next degree.

• Constant functionRelated: For a nonempty domain, a constant function’s image contains exactly one value.

• Five lemmaRelated: The equality of an image and the next kernel is the row condition the lemma uses.

• Nine lemmaRelated: The equality of images and kernels is the defining test used throughout the lemma.

• Family (mathematics)Related: The image records the distinct objects appearing in a family while discarding repeated values.