11/07/2009, 08:21 AM
(11/07/2009, 08:17 AM)bo198214 Wrote: In this draft integer-iteration is always denoted by \( f^{[n]} \), while power is as usual \( f^{n} \). \( {g^m}_n \) depends only on values \( g_k \), \( k\le n \). You can take the polynomial of g truncated to n, then take the m-th power and then get the coefficient at n.
So then \( {g^m}_n \) is nth coefficient of mth power of g (truncated). I thought I also saw somethign ike \( {f_n}^m \). Note the positions of the super/subscripts are different.. would that mean the same thing or would that mean to raise the nth coefficient of f to the power m?

