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Declaring single expectations


tex2html_wrap_inline33790 tex2html_wrap_inline33790 Syntax

BD>exp : e(S,N)=E tex2html_wrap_inline33712

where tex2html_wrap_inline34952 is the name of an elements which must already exist, tex2html_wrap_inline34518 is a valid equation, and S is an expectation store number.

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The syntax for the EXP:  command given here is used for the declaration of single expectations. The result of the command is to specify the value of the equation E for the expectation of N in expectation store S. Two examples are

BD>exp : e(2,temperature)=2.5 tex2html_wrap_inline33712

BD>exp : e(1,X)=ln (%c)+ln (%d) tex2html_wrap_inline33712



David Wooff
Wed Oct 21 15:14:31 BST 1998