What is wolfram alpha saying here, where ... = that equation. Like this was the solution given by wolfram alpha to this for a physical object, which is literally impossible that ... = that.

Where the closest definition I could get for ... was Morse code for S or Forever in like summation notation, where F = I = Moment of Interia as it kept taking I for i  but that doesn't matter in this context, where I got this twice, no matter how it took I, the Azimuthal angle transformation is cut off in the second picture but was the same.

Where either this solves infinity or explain.

Edited November 16, 20178 yr by Vmedvil

Surely it's just showing the same equation using both polar and cartesian coordinates, and the "..." is shorthand for the first bit?

As in:

[

Result in Polar coordinates

equation1

in Cartesian coordinates

... = equation2

]

The "... = equation2" is short for "equation1 = equation2", isn't it?

 

Edited November 16, 20178 yr by pzkpfw

5 hours ago, pzkpfw said:

Surely it's just showing the same equation using both polar and cartesian coordinates, and the "..." is shorthand for the first bit?

As in:

[

Result in Polar coordinates

equation1

in Cartesian coordinates

... = equation2

]

The "... = equation2" is short for "equation1 = equation2", isn't it?

 

Lol, I took that as something way different, that is probably right. I don't use wolfram alpha that often so I took it as saying where it literally was equal to ... which in summation notation means forever or infinity, which wouldn't describe the universe but certainly make the best DDOS method. 

Edited November 17, 20178 yr by Vmedvil

"What does ... mean in this expression."

It means the same as it would in written English. Essentially "Something has been missed out here, but it is obvious from context".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsis

It saves the bother of writing out x ₃ + x₄ +x₅+ x₆

 

Some people...

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