bo198214 Wrote:If we take the same but:
\( z={-1/\Omega} \)
And then I dont want to think about negative bases, perhaps first finish with bases \( e^{-1}<b<1 \)!
The base in this case is positive, it is \( a=\Omega \), it is height \( z={-1/\Omega} \) that is negative.
For all a<1 this formula will lead to negative heights:
\( a^{(1/a)} [4] {1/ln(a)} = 1 \)
Ivars

