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|    Re: When derivative of a function withou    |
|    21 Sep 14 15:51:48    |
      XPost: sci.math       From: ivgroups@onlinehome.de              "Pirx42" wrote in news:lvltrm$o5t$1@dont-email.me...       >> You have to be more precise. What you say makes no sense to me.       >> ...       >> As you pose your questions, nobody here can answer them IMHO.       > You have your own notation and terminology, which is different from       > those used in standard mathematics.       In standard *university* mathematics.       I use terms that are used in the corresponding special mathematical fields       and their books and articles (e.g. Riordan, Comtet, Knuth). Maybe that not       all mathematicians or mathematics students are familiar with these special       terms. I'm sorry, I didn't know that. Where a notation is not unambiguously,       like e.g. f-1 and f^(-1), I tried to define my own notation here in the       thread. Mathematicians are accustomed to work with temporary definitions.              Please excuse me. I hope the concepts, notations and the problem are now       more clear. Don't hesitate to ask me when I was unintelligible at the one or       another place.       I think that those who have already dealt with the area, know the       terminology.       Please excuse and forgive me. We all want also to learn.       I'm not a mathematician. But I need the answers to "my" problems for my       science.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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