When Does Exponentiation Commute ? (Part 2)

[@LA-ky9gj]

Your ability to derive and highlight isomorphic properties as well as the importance of the standardization of the circle is quite inspiring. Have you ever applied this formula to Drag Forces in physics? Thanks for the videos!!

[@YahiaDesigner]

great video! I really didn't get the multivalued last part, what does it briefly say?

[@Math_oma]

+Foxy The Lambert W function can sometimes output more than one value for a given input - that's not a _function_ in the strict sense (it's just a relation) but people call it a _multi-valued function_ anyway.

[@YahiaDesigner]

thank you!

[@nikitakipriyanov7260]

@@Math_oma Doesn't it have a infinite number of values?

[@MrBorceivanovski]

Extremely good explanation!

[@ekaingarmendia]

At 6:00 why not the limit to minus infinity?

[@skinnybeans6864]

because 1/0 is undefined and here I believe we are assuming that we are taking the limit from the right. Hence plus infinity.

[@fortheloveofshrek1564]

Goddamn how do you not have more subscribers?

[@melvinrovelo]

such a cool video. Pulgar arriba amigo. ☺

[@Math_oma]

¡Gracias!