TubeTalkTubeTalk Pronunciation
How to pronounce “lifting the exponent”
Hear “lifting the exponent” in real YouTube speech, then study definitions and example sentence snippets.
Pronunciation guide for lifting the exponent
- Learning goal
- Practice the English pronunciation of lifting the exponent with real speech in context.
- Available examples
- 0 YouTube examples
- Definition summary
- (number theory) A lemma used to calculate the p-adic order of differences and sums of perfect powers.
No examples found yet
No TubeTalk examples are available for "lifting the exponent" yet. Try a related pronunciation target or check back as the index grows.
A Deep Dive Into “lifting the exponent”
Meaning
- [Noun]
- (number theory) A lemma used to calculate the p-adic order of differences and sums of perfect powers.
Practice Nearby Words
p-adic order, p-adic ordinal, p-adic number, perfect power, legendre symbol, p-adic absolute value, p-adic norm, degree, subpower, euclid's lemma, exponentiation, preexponent, exponent, order, p-adic ultrametric, kummer's theorem, fermat's little theorem, pseudoquotient, index, superexponentiation, euler's criterion, principal part, critical exponent, base, abel's theorem, lah number, power, mittag-leffler summation, lindemann-weierstrass theorem, power function, pseudodifferential operator, elevation, leverage, lift, luft, purchase, raise, revocation, rise, walk, exponential, indexed, indexing, logarithm, abdicate, above, abreaction, abusive, accent, accession, act, acy, adjudge, admit, afterglow, agency, aggrandisement, aggrandize, aggrandizement, amen, amend, amended, amplification, amplifier, amplify, anaphor, apotheosis, appeal, appoint, appointive, appointment, arbitrary, ascendant, ascent, aspirate, aspirated, associative, asystole, attraction, augmentative, away, bar, barrister, bear, belay, belaying, binomial theorem, biquadratic, bloodletting, booster, brachioganoidei, bridle, bridled, build, burst out, caesar, cameralism, cannibalize, capital, card
Similar Sounds
latex paint, leftenant, little big planet, exponent, british accent, disponent, sliding friction, self development, savings account, self-dependent