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do you actually use the lambda symbol to represent "Half-life" in math/physics formulars?
if so...how would you then translate "lambda2"?(<--puny little 2 up the right corner thank you!)
then it would be the half-life X half-life? well that doesn't really make much sense does it? I mean it wouldn't necesarily end up having anything to do with half-life would it?(I'm no good at math)
if so...how would you then translate "lambda2"?(<--puny little 2 up the right corner thank you!)
then it would be the half-life X half-life? well that doesn't really make much sense does it? I mean it wouldn't necesarily end up having anything to do with half-life would it?(I'm no good at math)