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Have you heard of the formula recognized in the example above? You haven’t J, well, it’s the Schwarz formula used in complex analysis! I wonder if the "J," in
by jcl 17y ago
Have you heard of the formula recognized in the example above? You haven’t J, well, it’s the Schwarz formula used in complex analysis!
I wonder if the "J," in this article caption is a typo (or "handwriting-o"?) for a question mark, caused by using the handwriting recognition system to write the article?
- dcminter 17y agoMore probably a font-transliteration issue. J in Wingdings is a smiley. I often see it in Outlook emails received in Thunderbird where the sender typed a smiley, outlook converted it to a Wingdings smiley, then it got converted into plain ASCII.