Tableau
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Tableau (plural: tableaux; from the French diminutive of "table", sometimes meaning "picture") may mean:
- Tableau vivant, a motionless performance in theatre
- Young tableau, a combinatorial object built on partition diagrams
- Method of analytic tableaux (also semantic tableau), a technique of automated theorem proving in logic
- Any of four paintings by Piet Mondrian titled Tableau I through Tableau IV
- a cryptographic tableau used in manual cipher systems
- in solitaire terminology, a tableau consists of piles of playing cards in which gameplay (varying by the specific type of solitaire) occurs
- Tableau (linguistics), a method of evaluating ranked constraints over a set of candidates, used in Optimality Theory.
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