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  1. Oct 24th, 2002, 05:15 PM #1
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    Talking Anyone know how to solve this expression?

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    Question What the heck is that?

    Originally posted by prog_tom
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    How do you expect us to help with so little information... or else are you kidding?
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    Either you're joking, have been misinformed, or are stupid. You can't "solve" that, it's meaningless...
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    i mean, there are expressions in that form.
    I don't know what are they called; anyone know how to solve them?

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    Define "solve".
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    What I saw looked a bit like a matrix using tensor notation.

    If you provide all the elements, there are methods for finding the inverse. If you have an associated vector, it represents a set of simultaneous linear equations, whihc can usually be solved.

    Without further information, your question does not have any meaning.
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  9. Oct 26th, 2002, 01:26 AM #8
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    i once saw someone solve this type of notation,

    the top mu was = 2

    the bottom mu was 8.

    i was wondering if there are any special names and solvency for these type.

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