Linux kernel (17176 bytes)
1: ...[image:tux-small.png|frame|Tux|The [[Linux kernel|Linux]] [[mascot]] [[Tux]] created by [[Larry Ewing]].]...
3: ...]]-like [[operating system]] [[kernel (computers)|kernel]] created by [[Linus Torvalds]] in [[1991]] and s...
7: ...General Public License]], the [[source code]] for Linux is [[free software]].
9: ...of [[software]] based on this kernel are called [[Linux distribution]]s.
12: ''See also:'' [[Timeline of Linux development]]

Linux kernel mailing list (730 bytes)
1: ...kernel, but LKML provides the glue that holds the kernel development community together. It is a very hig...
6: ...://www.tux.org/lkml/] - Official FAQ of the Linux Kernel Mailing List.
7: * [http://www.kerneltraffic.org/ http://www.kerneltraffic.org/] - Periodic newsletters summarizing d...
11: [[Category:Linux]]

VA Kernel (847 bytes)
1: The ''VA Kernel'' is a set of programs, developed by the Departme...
3: ...milar degree of support to those sytems as the VA Kernel does to [[VistA]].
5: The VA Kernel provides abstractions for:

Kernel (1172 bytes)
5: ...lso mean a single seed or [[cereal|grain]], as "a kernel of [[corn]]".
9: ...kind of) application program that surrounds the ''kernel'', presenting an interface to a user.
13: ...nel (mathematics)|further disambiguation page for kernel]].
15: :* [[kernel of a function]]
16: :* [[kernel (algebra)]]

Fejér kernel (519 bytes)
1: ...mmation]] on [[Fourier series]]. It is a positive kernel, giving rise to an [[approximate identity]].
3: The '''Fejer kernel''' is defined as
11: is the ''n''th order [[Dirichlet kernel]]. It is named for the [[Hungary|Hungarian]] math...

Kernel (algebra) (14647 bytes)
3: ...under the heading of [[abstract algebra]], the '''kernel''' of a [[homomorphism]] measures the degree to w...
5: The definition of kernel takes various forms in various contexts.
6: But in all of them, the kernel of a homomorphism is trivial (in a sense relevant...
7: ...pplies to the [[quotient algebra]] defined by the kernel.
9: In this article, we first survey kernels for some important types of [[algebraic structur...

Dirichlet kernel (3551 bytes)
2: In [[mathematical analysis]], the '''Dirichlet kernel''' is the collection of functions
9: The importance of the Dirichlet kernel comes from its relation to [[Fourier series]]. Th...
17: ...it is enough to study properties of the Dirichlet kernel. Of particular importance is the fact that the [[...
29: Therefore the Dirichlet kernel, which are just the partial sums of this series, ...

Mach kernel (6431 bytes)
1: ...' is an [[operating system]] [[kernel (computers)|kernel]] developed at [[Carnegie-Mellon University]] to ...
13: ...ers'' which would run like any other program. The kernel's job was reduced from essentially "being" the OS...
15: ...and restarting the machine. Only work on the Mach kernel itself would require a restart, and in theory thi...
17: ...them as a server, they simply compiled the entire kernel into one server and ran it. The result was known ...
19: ... the time, required the message to be sent to the kernel (an expensive operation known as a [[context swit...

Quark (kernel) (303 bytes)
1: ...''Quark''' kernel used in [[MorphOS]] is a [[microkernel]] designed to run totally virtualized computer, c...

Kernel (mathematics) (3015 bytes)
1: The word '''''kernel''''' has several meanings in [[mathematics]], som...
3: ==Kernels in algebra==
5: Kernels in [[abstract algebra]] are general construction...
7: In [[set theory]], the '''[[kernel of a function]]''' ''f'' : ''X'' → ''Y'' is ...
9: The function ''f'' is injective [[iff]] the kernel is the diagonal in ''X'' × ''X''.

Security kernel (887 bytes)
1: In [[telecommunication]], the term '''security kernel''' has the following meanings:

Kernel of a function (3763 bytes)
2: In [[mathematics]], the '''kernel''' of a [[function (mathematics)|function]] <i>f<...
7: ...anings of the word "kernel" in mathematics; see [[kernel (mathematics)]] for these.
11: The kernel of ''f'' is the equivalence relation thus defined...
13: The kernel, in the equivalence-relation sense, may be denote...
17: Like any [[equivalence relation]], the kernel can be [[modulo|modded out]] by to form a [[quoti...

Kernel trick (2089 bytes)
1: The '''kernel trick''' was first published in the [[1964]] pape...
3: ...[[positive semi-definite]] [[kernel (mathematics)|kernel]] ''K''(''x'', ''y'') can be expressed as a [[dot...
5: ... are in a [[measurable space]] ''X'', and if the kernel is positive semi-definite, i.e.,
13: ... be infinite-dimensional (as is the case when the kernel is a [[Gaussian function|Gaussian]]).
15: The kernel trick has been applied to several algorithms in [...

Kernel (function) (308 bytes)
1: In the jargon of [[mathematics]], the phrase '''''kernel (function)''''' is potentially very confusing, be...
3: ... of an integral operator'''; for that topic see [[kernel (mathematics)]], or
4: * the [[kernel of a function]].

Kernel panic (871 bytes)
1: ...ternal system error from which it cannot recover. Kernel panics often provide cryptic [[debugging]] inform...
3: ...lid or unpermitted address are a common source of kernel panics. A panic may also occur as a result of a h...
5: ...]. The comic revolves around a group of unix and linux server admins ordered to change the server farm o...
14: [[fi:kernel panic]]

Kernel (computer science) (11953 bytes)
1: ... hardware directly could also be very complex, so kernels usually implement a set of [[hardware abstractio...
5: ...d the basis of what became early operating system kernels.
7: There are four broad categories of kernels :
8: * ''Monolithic kernels'' provide rich and powerful abstractions of the ...
9: * ''Microkernels'' provide a small set of simple hardware abstrac...

Kernel (integral operator) (528 bytes)
5: ...x'',''y'') that appears in this formula is the '''kernel''' of the [[linear operator|operator]] ''T''.
8: *[[Dirichlet kernel]]
10: *[[kernel trick]]

Graphical Kernel System (812 bytes)
1: The '''Graphical Kernel System''' (GKS) was the first [[International Org...

Kernel Scheduled Entities (324 bytes)
1: ... [[process (computing)|process]] to have multiple kernel-level [[thread (computer science)|thread]]s.

Kernel (category theory) (6449 bytes)
1: ...algebra)|kernels from algebra]]. Intuitively, the kernel of the [[morphism]] ''f'' : ''X'' &rarr; ''Y'' is...
3: ... binary [[equaliser]]s) sometimes go by the name "kernel"; while related, these aren't quite the same thin...
8: In order to define a kernel in the general category-theoretical sense, <b>C</...
9: ... is an arbitrary [[morphism]] in <b>C</b>, then a kernel of <i>f</i> is an [[equaliser]] of <i>f</i> and t...
13: ...e following [[universal property]] can be used. A kernel of <i>f</i> is any morphism <i>k</i> : <i>K</i> &...

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