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For example, Richard Feynman used his own symbols for trigonometric functions and their inverses.
I write logarithms differently. I make a symbol which is like a radical, but instead of a √-shape at the end, it is the Greek letter lambda (λ). Under the radical shape is the argument, and below the triangle shape in λ is the base.
Does anybody have different notation for operations?
I write logarithms differently. I make a symbol which is like a radical, but instead of a √-shape at the end, it is the Greek letter lambda (λ). Under the radical shape is the argument, and below the triangle shape in λ is the base.
Does anybody have different notation for operations?