Axiom (disambiguation)
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An axiom is a proposition in mathematics and epistemology that is taken to be self-evident or is chosen as a starting point of a theory.
Axiom may also refer to:
Music[edit]
- Axiom (band), a 1970s Australian rock band featuring Brian Cadd and Glenn Shorrock
- Axiom (record label), best known for Bill Laswell releases
- Axiom (Archive album), 2014
- Axiom (Christian Scott album), 2020
- "Axiom", a song by British blackened death metal band Akercocke
- Axiom (rapper), rapper, beatmaker and record producer
- Axioms (album), a 1999 album by Asia
Computers and information technology[edit]
- Axiom (computer algebra system), a free, general-purpose computer algebra system
- AXIOM (camera), a professional grade open hardware and free software digital cinema camera
- Axiom Engine, 3D computer graphics engine
- Apache Axiom, a library providing a lightweight XML object model
Companies[edit]
- Axiom Research Labs, an aerospace company also known as TeamIndus
- Axiom Space, a company planning to build a private space station
- Axiom Telecom, a technology retailer in the UAE and Saudi Arabia
Other uses[edit]
- Axiom, the name of the luxury starship in the film WALL-E and in the home short BURN-E
- Axioms (journal), an academic journal
- Isuzu Axiom, a sport utility vehicle produced 2001–2004
- A-Kid, professional wrestler who wrestles with the current ring name Axiom
See also[edit]
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