ANR (Algebraic Noncommutative Relations)

Algebraic Noncommutative Relations (ANR) refer to mathematical structures where the order of operations matters. In simple terms, if you think of it like moving blocks: if you stack block A on block B, that’s different from stacking block B on block A. In many fields, such as in physics or computer science, these relationships help describe systems where actions are dependent on sequence. ANR allows mathematicians to model complex behaviors and create frameworks that capture interactions where typical rules of arithmetic don’t apply.