k-adic notation
k-adic notation noun: the bijective numeration of digits 1 through k inclusive that uses position in powers of k to encode an integer's expansion.
Noun
k-adic notation (uncountable)
- The bijective numeration of digits 1 through k inclusive that uses position in powers of k to encode an integer's expansion.
Questions about k-adic notation
- What does k-adic notation mean?
- K-adic notation means the bijective numeration of digits 1 through k inclusive that uses position in powers of k to encode an integer's expansion.
- What part of speech is k-adic notation?
- K-adic notation is a noun.
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