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==Science, technology, and mathematics== ===Computing and telecommunications=== * Digital number, the discrete of an analog value sampled by an [[analog-to-digital converter]] * [[Telephone number|Directory number]] in a phone system * [[Lightweight Directory Access Protocol|Distinguished Name]], an identifier type in the LDAP protocol * [[Domain name]], an identification string used within the Internet * [[Name server|Domain Nameserver]] * [[DOS Navigator]], a DOS file manager ===Mathematics=== * [[dn (elliptic function)]], one of Jacobi's elliptic functions * D<sub>n</sub>, a [[Coxeter–Dynkin diagram]] * D<sub>n</sub>, a [[dihedral group]] * D<sub>n</sub>, a [[Dirichlet kernel]] ===Other uses in science and technology=== * [[Newton (unit)|Decinewton]] (symbol dN), an SI unit of force * [[Preferred_metric_sizes#ISO_6708_Nominal_Diameter|Diametre Nominal]], the European equivalent of [[Nominal Pipe Size]] * [[Rolling element bearing#DN|Diameter of a rolling element bearing]] in mm multiplied by its speed in rpm * [[Deductive-nomological model]], a philosophical model for scientific explanation * Double negative [[T cell]]s, also called CD4<sup>−</sup>CD8<sup>−</sup> * [[Diabetic nephropathy]] * [[Diabetic neuropathy]] * [[DN Factor]], a value used to calculate the correct lubricant for bearings
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