Cochran's theorem

Cochran's theorem: French\ \ théorème de Cochran

German\ \ Cochransches Theorem

Dutch\ \ theorema van Cochran

Italian\ \ teorema di Cochran

Spanish\ \ teorema de Cochran

Catalan\ \ teorema de Cochran

Portuguese\ \ teorema de Cochran

Romanian\ \ teorema lui Cochran

Danish\ \ Cochrans sætning

Norwegian\ \ Cochrans teorem

Swedish\ \ Cochransats

Greek\ \ θεώρημα του Cohran

Finnish\ \ Cochranin lause

Hungarian\ \ Cochran-tétel

Turkish\ \ Cochran teoremi; Cochran savı

Estonian\ \ Cochrani teoreem

Lithuanian\ \ Cochran teorema; Kokrano teorema

Slovenian\ \ Cochranov izrek

Polish\ \ twierdzenie Cochrana

Russian\ \ теорема Кочрана

Ukrainian\ \ -

Serbian\ \ Кокренова теорема

Icelandic\ \ Cochran's setningin

Euskara\ \ Cochran-ren teorema

Farsi\ \ gh ziyeye Cochran

Persian-Farsi\ \ -

Arabic\ \ نظرية كوكران

Afrikaans\ \ Cochran se stelling

Chinese\ \ 科克伦定理

Korean\ \ 코크란의 정리

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