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'''Equivalence''' or '''Equivalent''' may refer to:
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==Arts and entertainment==
*[[Album-equivalent unit]], a measurement unit in the music industry
*[[Equivalence class (music)]]
*''[[Equivalent VIII]]'', or ''The Bricks'', a minimalist sculpture by Carl Andre 
*''[[Equivalents]]'', a series of photographs of clouds by Alfred Stieglitz

==Language==
*[[Dynamic and formal equivalence]] in translation
*[[Equivalence (formal languages)]]

==Law==
*The [[doctrine of equivalents]] in patent law
*The equivalence principle as if impacts on the [[direct effect of European Union law]]

==Logic==
*[[Logical equivalence]], where two statements are logically equivalent if they have the same logical content
*[[Material equivalence]], a relationship where the truth of either one of the connected statements requires the truth of the other

==Science and technology==
===Chemistry===
*[[Equivalent (chemistry)]]
*[[Equivalence point]]
*[[Equivalent weight]]

===Computing===
*[[Turing equivalence (theory of computation)]], or Turing completeness
*[[Semantic equivalence]] in computer metadata

===Economics===
*[[Certainty equivalent]], a principle related to risk premium
*[[Eugene L. Grant#Equivalence|Economic equivalence]], a concept in engineering economics 
*[[Ricardian equivalence]], or Ricardo–de Viti–Barro equivalence, a proposition in economics

===Mathematics===
*[[Equality (mathematics)]]
*[[Equivalence relation]]
**[[Equivalence class]]
*[[Equivalence of categories]], in category theory
*[[Equivalent infinitesimal]]
*[[Identity (mathematics)|Identity]]
*[[Matrix equivalence]] in linear algebra
*[[Turing equivalence (recursion theory)]]
*[[Elementary equivalence]], in mathematical logic

===Physics===
*[[Equivalence principle]] in the theory of general relativity

==Other uses==
*[[Equivalence (trade)]]
*[[Moral equivalence]], a term used in political debate
*[[The Equivalent]], a sum paid from England to Scotland at their Union in 1707

== See also ==
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*[[≡ (disambiguation)]]
*Equivalency, [[NCAA Division I#Scholarship limits by sport|a National Collegiate Athletic Association concept]]

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