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Can I name a function with a string that looks like an exponent?

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POSTED BY: David Mackay
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David,

I have a well developed tensor program, Tensorial, that I could share with you. It has all the standard processing of tensor index notation.

And I have another solution, which is even better if you are interested in the mathematics of modern physics.

If you would like to write me at the email address in my profile I can tell you more.

Morning (for me at least) Rohit,

That works fine, thank you very much. I can now use the same formalism in my MMA Notebooks as in the various text books that I am working with.

Thanks again for your advice. Bye David

POSTED BY: David Mackay
Posted 3 years ago

Hi David,

Maybe this?

Superscript[f,μυ][x_] := x^2

Superscript[f, μυ][3]
(* 9 *)

Convert the cell to StandardForm to format it.

POSTED BY: Rohit Namjoshi
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