tahasozgen
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Hi There;
There is a sentence from a book that I cannot understand.
'^1/2' is a special symbol that represents a square root. That means p^1/2 equals the square root of p.
This text has been taken from a textbook, you can think of it as communicating cells as depicted below:
![grid-1.JPG grid-1.JPG](https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/data/attachments/2/2278-8121e5ee4718f0ee13e372a2d3dd7235.jpg)
There is a sentence from a book that I cannot understand.
We can regard each row and column of a square mesh of p nodes as a linear array of p^1/2 nodes.
'^1/2' is a special symbol that represents a square root. That means p^1/2 equals the square root of p.
This text has been taken from a textbook, you can think of it as communicating cells as depicted below:
![grid-1.JPG grid-1.JPG](https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/data/attachments/2/2278-8121e5ee4718f0ee13e372a2d3dd7235.jpg)