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| ``Meaning of D_j''
by lha on 2004-05-24 22:02:15 |
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| | Could you please define D_j? I assume it is the derivative with resepect to the jth component of the argument, but it would be nice to have it defined or cross-referenced. Thanks, Lachlan |
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