What does this mysterious formula found in a financial institution mean?

In summary, the conversation is about a formula found on a whiteboard in a financial institution. The formula is possibly related to the wave equation and profit maximization, but it is unclear. It may also have something to do with future raises.
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Found this formula on a whiteboard. I work in a financial institution.
Can this mean something?
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(I may have transcribed the handwriting poorly. The d's might be a's.)
 

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DaveC426913 said:
Found this formula on a whiteboard. I work in a financial institution.
Can this mean something?
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(I may have transcribed the handwriting poorly. The d's might be a's.)

It's got something to do with your future raise. :-) If you don't get it then you'll know why.
 
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