How Does the Equation F→∏ A l Z Relate to Fundamental Physics?

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Start date May 8, 2012
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The equation F→∏ A l Z raises questions about its relevance to fundamental physics, particularly regarding the symbols used. The upside-down ∏ symbol and the tall line between A and Z are significant, as they represent a coproduct in mathematical terms. Understanding these symbols is crucial for interpreting the equation's meaning in a physical context. The discussion seeks to clarify how these mathematical concepts connect to physical theories. Overall, the connection between the symbols and fundamental physics remains a topic of exploration.

May 8, 2012

phys-if

I came across this. I guess you could say.

F→∏ A l Z ...or... F→∏ AlZ

The third symbol is supposed to be upside down. Does that matter?(The ∏ symbol)
And between the symbol A and Z the line is supposed to be a tall line. (Not an L or I)

Does this make sense?

Last edited: May 8, 2012

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May 8, 2012

phys-if

The ∏

Is supposed to be

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coproduct

May 8, 2012

Dead Boss

How is this physics?

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