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In math and (especially) physics it is common to express "proportionality" laws usually with a symbol that looks like LaTeX \propto. So for instance the activit
by scythe 7y ago
In math and (especially) physics it is common to express "proportionality" laws usually with a symbol that looks like LaTeX \propto. So for instance the activity A of a radioactive sample is written A \propto e^(-t/T) where t is time and T is the mean lifetime of a single particle. For convenience \propto is often transliterated as ~ when typing. So that becomes
p_catch ~ n
p_spread ~ n
p_relay = p_spread * p_catch ~ n^2.
- saeranv 7y agoThanks, that's a much clearer way to think of it.