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I too have seen both notations and I agree that the bar notation is more common than the dot notation. In fact I think the dot notation is quite rare. I would not say either is "correct" but I would use the bar notation as it is much more likely to be understood by others.
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It is recommended therefore that there should be a one-to-one correspondence in any given document between the vert bar character and a selected mathematical notation, and similarly for the double-bar command . This immediately rules out the use of | and for delimiters, as in the notations for absolute value or...
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Cutler's bar notation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In mathematics, Cutler's bar notation is a notation system for large numbers, introduced by Mark Cutler in 2004. The idea is based on iterated exponentiation in much the same way that exponentiation...
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Hello again, dear Tool Bar & Grill patrons. Yes, I’m back after a summer-long hiatus, along with my colorful colleague and Linux Room manager Mark Lautman. I apologize for having been too busy to blog lately.
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SketchUp is great. Not only is it free, but it supports Ruby as a scripting language, and provides plenty of interesting APIs and reasonable (though not very well inter-linked) documentation too. ... While it will be fascinating to see how that develops, ... What I really wanted was SketchUp -> Second Life exporter.
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Zeitgeist Object Model ... I’ve been spending a lot of my brain cycles lately thinking about how to design the Zeitgeist DBus API properly. Let me tell you that it is a tough nut to crack – that, or I am not very good at this stuff ... Please note that this is merely a personal brain dump. I have not discussed this with...
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Instead of learning how the markets worked, and how to make money with that knowledge, I spent my time learning about countless indicators, studying complex mathematical concepts, and following one "trading guru" after another. ... C - Consider entering the trade on a bar moving in the same direction as the trade.
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