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Multiply ​

Generated from the engine's own definition: compute-engine's symbol, which we neither extend nor document by hand.

Product of two or more values.

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Multiply(number*) -> numberProduct of two or more values.
Typed signatures
TypePackageApplies
(number*) -> numberadelesreplaces numeralson Adele, Idele, ProfiniteNumber
(number*) -> numberanalyticreplaces compute-engineon Around, CenteredInterval, Interval; for symbols ^ExponentialE$
(number*) -> numbercompute-enginealways
(number*) -> numberhypercomplexreplaces analyticfor symbols ^(?:i|j|epsilon|e|f|theta|epsilonSymbol|varepsilon|thetaSymbol|vartheta)_\d+$
(number*) -> numbernumeralsreplaces residueson AdicNumeral
(number*) -> numberresiduesreplaces hypercomplexon IntegerMod

Domain: Compute engine

Examples

Basic #

A scalar threads across a list

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In2[x,y,z]2\bigl\lbrack x, y, z\bigr\rbrackOut[2x,2y,2z]\bigl\lbrack2x, 2y, 2z\bigr\rbrack
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In[[a,b],[c,d]][x,y]\bigl\lbrack\bigl\lbrack a, b\bigr\rbrack, \bigl\lbrack c, d\bigr\rbrack\bigr\rbrack\bigl\lbrack x, y\bigr\rbrackOut[ax+by,cx+dy]\bigl\lbrack ax+by, cx+dy\bigr\rbrack
Scope #

Interval arithmetic takes the extreme products: [−1,2]⋅[2,3]=[−3,6][-1,2]\cdot[2,3]=[-3,6]

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InInterval(−1,2)Interval(2,3)\mathrm{Interval}(-1, 2)\mathrm{Interval}(2, 3)OutInterval(−3,6)\mathrm{Interval}(-3, 6)
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InReplaceAll(abcd,Rule(ad,x))\mathrm{ReplaceAll}(abcd, \mathrm{Rule}(ad, x))Outabcdabcd
Properties #
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InNonCommutativeMultiply(a,b)−NonCommutativeMultiply(b,a)\mathrm{NonCommutativeMultiply}(a, b)-\mathrm{NonCommutativeMultiply}(b, a)OutNonCommutativeMultiply(a,b)−NonCommutativeMultiply(b,a)\mathrm{NonCommutativeMultiply}(a, b)-\mathrm{NonCommutativeMultiply}(b, a)

A telescoping product collapses to 2n+2\frac{2}{n+2}

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In∏k=1nk+1k+2\prod_{k=1}^{n}\frac{k+1}{k+2}Out2n+2\frac{2}{n+2}
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Implementation

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