...the equation iru = v or TTTT^V — v. By the latter equation the inverse symbol Tr"1 is defined. Thus it is the office of the inverse symbol to propose...It is, in its primary meaning, interrogative, not directive. Suppose the given equation to be Then on the above principle of notation we should have...

...the equation ITU — v or ir-rflv = v. By the latter equation the inverse symbol if1 is defined. Thus it is the office of the inverse symbol to propose...It is, in its primary meaning, interrogative, not directive. Suppose the given equation to be Then on the above principle of notation we should have...

...the equation TTU = v or ir-jr~lv = v. By the latter equation the inverse symbol ir~l is defined. Thus it is the office of the inverse symbol to propose...It is, in its primary meaning, interrogative, not directive. Suppose the given equation to be Then on the above principle of notation we should have...

...to be obtained. It does not even assure us that there is any known method of obtaining it. The rule says in effect: Find something, which, when operated...office of the inverse symbol to propose a question, 1 Even where both processes are by continued approximation. There definite, one of them may be much...