French-English Mathematics Dictionary

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A user seeks a reliable online French-English math dictionary, emphasizing the need for technical terminology. They specifically inquire about the translation of "sheaf," which is confirmed to be "faisceau." The user also deduces that "noyau" translates to "kernel," which is affirmed by others in the discussion. The overall focus is on finding comprehensive resources that cater to technical mathematical language.
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I'm looking for a good technical French-English math dictionary (preferably online). I've found a number, but most them are pretty non-technical. The word I'm looking for most immediately is "sheaf," if anyone knows the translation, but it'd be nice to have a more general resource in any case. Any suggestions?
 
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sheaf = faisceau
 
Merci, micro! Et je déduis que 'noyau' veut dire 'kernel;' c'est vrai?
 
C'est vrai!
 
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