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   Message 8,679 of 10,432   
   Pirx42 to All   
   Re: When derivative of a function withou   
   23 Sep 14 19:32:00   
   
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   From: user@example.net   
      
   Am 21.09.2014 um 15:51 schrieb IV:   
   > "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.   
   >   
   >   
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