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| valsi |
te'o'a |
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experimental cmavo |
| creator |
krtisfranks |
| time entered |
Thu Jul 14 18:27:37 2016 |
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Definition #68805
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| selma'o |
VUhU |
| definition |
unary mekso operator: natural exponentiation operator exp, where
exp(a) = ea∀a.
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Approximately equivalent to "se te'a te'o" possibly with ma'o included somewhere. This is mostly useful for abbreviation and for being careful in distinguishing functions from numbers (since ex is a number and not a function; this word is e# using Wolfram notation). For example: Let D be the differentiation operator with respect to the first variable of its argument. Then D(ex) = 0 at best, strictly speaking, because x must be just a number and so the differentiand is a constant (in fact and at worst, it may not even be a function, in which case the derivative is not even defined); we accept this notation to mean something else (which will be shown momentarily) because few other notations are convenient. However, what we really mean, and what this word facilitates, is:
D(exp) = exp; this is true because the differentiand is a differentiable (and special) function. This word is related to te'a in a fashion analgpus to the ordered relation between fa'i (resp. va'a) and fi'u (resp. vu'u). The domain and codomain sets are purposefully vague.
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Thu Aug 5 07:06:05 2021 |
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