The equation 3 j 6 = 9 can be shown on a function machine by writing out the functions that have been applied to j in the order they happened. BIDMAS means multiplications happen before subtractions.

These functions, which are characterised by their upper semi-continuity and subharmonicity along complex lines, are instrumental in formulating and solving complex Monge-Ampère equations.

Hans Lewy, On the Local Character of the Solutions of an Atypical Linear Differential Equation in Three Variables and a Related Theorem for Regular Functions of Two Complex Variables, Annals of ...

In this paper we develop a generalized partial linear model for longitudinal data. In the model, we allow the link and baseline functions to be unknown. We explicitly express the estimators of ...