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Article #909Re: Formulae
From: Christopher Dollin
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 1988 08:32
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 1988 08:32
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How about
8 * sqrt(-1) = infinity
(looks better if the "* sqrt(-1)" is written with root signs and juxtaposition,
and only works when you replace "infinity" with the usual symbol (not aleph!)).
Because a multiplication by i is a rotation through pi/2 radians, don't you
know (said in a Peter Wimsey voice) ........................................
Regards,
Kers | "Why Lisp if you can talk Poperly?"
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