Bracketopic product (InstanceTopic, 5)

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The three '''bracketopic products''' are ''rss'', ''sum'' and ''max'', as defined in this page. They are mainly used in [[bracket notation]].
The three '''bracketopic products''' are ''rss'', ''sum'' and ''max'', as defined in this page. They are mainly used in [[bracket notation]].
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== Max ==
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<blockquote>max(''a'',''b'') = {abs(''a''), abs(''a'') > abs(''b''); abs(''b''), abs(''a'') ≤ abs(''b'')}</blockquote>
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Max is the ''square bracketopic product''. It will produce something rectangular in the dimensions concerned.
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In bracket notation, max is represented with brackets <code>[ab]</code>.
== RSS (Root-Sum-Square) ==
== RSS (Root-Sum-Square) ==
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In bracket notation, sum is represented with chevrons <code><ab></code>.
In bracket notation, sum is represented with chevrons <code><ab></code>.
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== Max ==
 
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<blockquote>max(''a'',''b'') = {abs(''a''), abs(''a'') > abs(''b''); abs(''b''), abs(''a'') ≤ abs(''b'')}</blockquote>
 
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Max is the ''square bracketopic product''. It will produce something rectangular in the dimensions concerned.
 
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In bracket notation, max is represented with brackets <code>[ab]</code>.
 

Revision as of 03:35, 11 April 2022

The three bracketopic products are rss, sum and max, as defined in this page. They are mainly used in bracket notation.

Max

max(a,b) = {abs(a), abs(a) > abs(b); abs(b), abs(a) ≤ abs(b)}

Max is the square bracketopic product. It will produce something rectangular in the dimensions concerned.

In bracket notation, max is represented with brackets [ab].

RSS (Root-Sum-Square)

rss(a,b) = (a2 + b2)2-1

RSS is the circular bracketopic product. It will produce something rounded in the dimensions concerned.

In bracket notation, rss is represented with parentheses (ab).

Sum

sum(a,b) = abs(a) + abs(b)

Sum is the tegmal bracketopic product. It will produce something tegmal, i.e. diamond-shaped, in the dimensions concerned.

In bracket notation, sum is represented with chevrons <ab>.