p-adic order
p-adic order noun: of a positive integer n, the exponent of the highest power of p that divides n. Often denoted νₚ(n). For example, ν₂(48)=4.
Noun
p-adic order (plural p-adic orders)
Forms of p-adic order
| plural | p-adic orders |
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Questions about p-adic order
- What does p-adic order mean?
- P-adic order means of a positive integer n, the exponent of the highest power of p that divides n. Often denoted νₚ(n). For example, ν₂(48)=4.
- What part of speech is p-adic order?
- P-adic order is a noun.
- What is the plural of p-adic order?
- The plural of p-adic order is p-adic orders.
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