Re: Tweet from MathType (@MathType)

Posted by Tom Johnson on Jun 08, 2020; 8:04pm
URL: http://friam.383.s1.nabble.com/Tweet-from-MathType-MathType-tp7596925p7596934.html

Sorry, I don't have any context.  I just saw the reference and reference to  Kroneker Delta.  I had not heard of it, so I even before I did research, I thought I would save time by asking this august panel.    

Tom, Duke of Lazy

On Mon, Jun 8, 2020 at 12:54 PM Steve Smith <[hidden email]> wrote:

Tom -

Can you provide a little more context?  The Kroneker Delta/Iverson Bracket is  a pretty fundamental and generally useful(used) abstraction across lots of domains.

If you are trying to use the tweeted advice you quoted, you must be working with "logical conditions and truth values in some formula"?   But that only narrows it down a little?

- Steve

Who can tell us more about the Kronekernel Delta process and how, when, where it can be used? 

MathType (@MathType) Tweeted:
The Iverson Bracket is a powerful generalization of the well known Kronecker Delta, very useful for embedding logical conditions and truth values into your formulas #Notation #MathType 

https://t.co/k5Nz8y7NQi https://twitter.com/MathType/status/1269864297104097282?s=20 

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