isogeny
/aɪˈsoʊndʒi/Definitions
1. noun
A bijective homomorphism from one algebraic group to another.
“The mathematician studied the properties of isogeny between elliptic curves.”
2. noun
A type of genetic variation in which a gene is duplicated, resulting in two or more copies of the gene.
“The researcher identified an isogeny in the genetic data of the patient’s DNA.”