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Arseniiv: BLANK: obsolete for a long time

2026-04-15T16:53:25Z

BLANK: obsolete for a long time

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	~~== How to use this template ==~~

	~~This template outputs prime factorization in a pleasant form, given a plain-text expression.~~

	~~For multiplication use <code></code>. For exponentiation use <code>*</code> or <code>^</code>. You can add extra spaces around all these, just not between <code>-</code> and an exponent.~~

	~~One of good choices to write a readable source text is using spaces between factors and no space around exponentiation (the first two examples below).~~

	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
	~~! Input~~
	~~! Output~~
	\|-
	~~\| <pre>{{Factorization\|2^3 * 5 * 23^-3 * 31}}</pre>~~
	~~\| {{Factorization\|2^3 * 5 * 23^-3 * 31}}~~
	\|-
	~~\| <pre>{{Factorization\| 2*3 5 * 7*-5 11*9 19**-4 }}</pre>~~
	~~\| {{Factorization\| 2*3 5 * 7*-5 11*9 19**-4 }}~~
	\|-
	~~\| <pre>{{Factorization\|37^-211*13^-1}}</pre>~~
	~~\| {{Factorization\|37^-211*13^-1}}~~
	\|-
	~~\| <pre>{{Factorization}}</pre>~~
	~~\| {{Factorization}}~~
	\|}

Arseniiv: add a heading here

2020-11-08T12:02:00Z

add a heading here

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:02, 8 November 2020
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			== How to use this template ==

	This template outputs prime factorization in a pleasant form, given a plain-text expression.		This template outputs prime factorization in a pleasant form, given a plain-text expression.

Arseniiv: simplifications

2020-11-08T11:49:43Z

simplifications

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	This template outputs prime factorization in a pleasant form, given a plain-text expression.		This template outputs prime factorization in a pleasant form, given a plain-text expression.

	For multiplication use <code></code> ~~or simply space~~. For exponentiation use <code>*</code> or <code>^</code>. You can add extra spaces around all these, just not between <code>-</code> and an exponent.		For multiplication use <code></code>. For exponentiation use <code>*</code> or <code>^</code>. You can add extra spaces around all these, just not between <code>-</code> and an exponent.

	One of good choices to write a readable source text is using spaces between factors and no space around exponentiation (the first two examples below).		One of good choices to write a readable source text is using spaces between factors and no space around exponentiation (the first two examples below).
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	! Output		! Output
	\|-		\|-
	\| <pre>{{Factorization\|2^3 5 23^-3 31}}</pre>		\| <pre>{{Factorization\|2^3 * 5 * 23^-3 * 31}}</pre>
	\| {{Factorization\|2^3 5 23^-3 31}}		\| {{Factorization\|2^3 * 5 * 23^-3 * 31}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <pre>{{Factorization\| 2*3 5 * 7*-5 119 19-4 }}</pre>		\| <pre>{{Factorization\| 2*3 5 * 7*-5 11*9 19**-4 }}</pre>
	\| {{Factorization\| 2*3 5 * 7*-5 11*9 19**-4 }}		\| {{Factorization\| 2*3 5 * 7*-5 11*9 19**-4 }}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <pre>{{Factorization\|37^-211*13^-1}}</pre>		\| <pre>{{Factorization\|37^-211*13^-1}}</pre>
	\| {{Factorization\|37^-211 13^-1}}		\| {{Factorization\|37^-211*13^-1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <pre>{{Factorization}}</pre>		\| <pre>{{Factorization}}</pre>
	\| {{Factorization}}		\| {{Factorization}}
	\|}		\|}

Arseniiv: subst was a bad idea as all other functions weren’t substituted :D

2020-11-07T23:12:36Z

subst was a bad idea as all other functions weren’t substituted :D

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	\|-		\|-
	\| <pre>{{Factorization\|2^3 5 23^-3 31}}</pre>		\| <pre>{{Factorization\|2^3 5 23^-3 31}}</pre>
	\| {{~~#replace: {{#regex: {{#regex:~~ 2^3 5 23^-3 31~~\|/(\d+)\s(?:(?:\\{{!}}\^)\s([-−]?\d+))?(?:\s\)?\s*/u\|\1<sup>\2</sup> ⋅ }}\|/\s⋅ $/u\|}}\|-\|−~~}}		\| {{Factorization\|2^3 5 23^-3 31}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <pre>{{Factorization\| 2*3 5 * 7*-5 119 19-4 }}</pre>		\| <pre>{{Factorization\| 2*3 5 * 7*-5 119 19-4 }}</pre>
	\| {{~~#replace: {{#regex: {{#regex:~~ 2*3 5 * 7*-5 11*9 19*-4 ~~\|/(\d+)\s(?:(?:\\{{!}}\^)\s([-−]?\d+))?(?:\s\)?\s/u\|\1<sup>\2</sup> ⋅ }}\|/\s⋅ $/u\|}}\|-\|−~~}}		\| {{Factorization\| 2*3 5 * 7*-5 11*9 19**-4 }}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <pre>{{Factorization\|37^-211*13^-1}}</pre>		\| <pre>{{Factorization\|37^-211*13^-1}}</pre>
	\| {{~~#replace: {{#regex: {{#regex:~~ 37^-211 13^-1~~\|/(\d+)\s(?:(?:\\{{!}}\^)\s([-−]?\d+))?(?:\s\)?\s*/u\|\1<sup>\2</sup> ⋅ }}\|/\s⋅ $/u\|}}\|-\|−~~}}		\| {{Factorization\|37^-211 13^-1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <pre>{{Factorization}}</pre>		\| <pre>{{Factorization}}</pre>
	\| {{~~#replace: {{#regex: {{#regex: 1\|/(\d+)\s(?:(?:\\{{!}}\^)\s([-−]?\d+))?(?:\s\)?\s*/u\|\1<sup>\2</sup> ⋅ }}\|/\s⋅ $/u\|}}\|-\|−~~}}		\| {{Factorization}}
	\|}		\|}

Arseniiv: updated for mk2

2020-11-07T23:10:01Z

updated for mk2

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	This template outputs a pleasant ~~prime factorization~~ given ~~primes~~ and ~~their exponents, up to eight of each (this should be enough?). If~~ an exponent is ~~simply 1, leave~~ the ~~argument blank and it will be omitted~~.		This template outputs prime factorization in a pleasant form, given a plain-text expression.

			For multiplication use <code></code> or simply space. For exponentiation use <code>*</code> or <code>^</code>. You can add extra spaces around all these, just not between <code>-</code> and an exponent.

			One of good choices to write a readable source text is using spaces between factors and no space around exponentiation (the first two examples below).

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	! Output		! Output
	\|-		\|-
	\| <~~code~~><~~nowiki~~>{{</~~nowiki>~~{{~~BASEPAGENAME~~}}<~~nowiki~~>\|2\|3\|5\|−1}}<~~/nowiki~~></~~code~~>		\| <pre>{{Factorization\|2^3 5 23^-3 31}}</pre>
	\| {{../\|2\|3\|5\|−1}}		\| {{#replace: {{#regex: {{#regex: 2^3 5 23^-3 31\|/(\d+)\s(?:(?:\\{{!}}\^)\s([-−]?\d+))?(?:\s\)?\s*/u\|\1<sup>\2</sup> ⋅ }}\|/\s⋅ $/u\|}}\|-\|−}}
			\|-
			\| <pre>{{Factorization\| 2*3 5 * 7*-5 119 19-4 }}</pre>
			\| {{#replace: {{#regex: {{#regex: 2*3 5 * 7*-5 11*9 19*-4 \|/(\d+)\s(?:(?:\\{{!}}\^)\s([-−]?\d+))?(?:\s\)?\s/u\|\1<sup>\2</sup> ⋅ }}\|/\s⋅ $/u\|}}\|-\|−}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <~~code><nowiki~~>{{</~~nowiki~~>{{~~BASEPAGENAME}}<nowiki>\|~~3~~\|−4\|~~7\|~~\|19\|−1\|31~~}}<~~/nowiki~~></~~code~~>		\| <pre>{{Factorization\|37^-211*13^-1}}</pre>
	\| ~~{{..~~/\|~~3\|−4\|7\|\|19~~\|−1\|31}}		\| {{#replace: {{#regex: {{#regex: 37^-211 13^-1\|/(\d+)\s(?:(?:\\{{!}}\^)\s([-−]?\d+))?(?:\s\)?\s*/u\|\1<sup>\2</sup> ⋅ }}\|/\s⋅ $/u\|}}\|-\|−}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <~~code~~><~~nowiki~~>{{</~~nowiki>~~{{~~BASEPAGENAME~~}}<~~nowiki~~>}}</~~nowiki><~~/~~code>~~		\| <pre>{{Factorization}}</pre>
	\| ~~{{../~~}}		\| {{#replace: {{#regex: {{#regex: 1\|/(\d+)\s(?:(?:\\{{!}}\^)\s([-−]?\d+))?(?:\s\)?\s*/u\|\1<sup>\2</sup> ⋅ }}\|/\s⋅ $/u\|}}\|-\|−}}
	\|}		\|}

Arseniiv: doc

2020-11-07T21:09:40Z

doc

New page

This template outputs a pleasant prime factorization given primes and their exponents, up to eight of each (this should be enough?). If an exponent is simply 1, leave the argument blank and it will be omitted.

{| class="wikitable"
! Input
! Output
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{</nowiki>{{BASEPAGENAME}}<nowiki>|2|3|5|−1}}</nowiki></code>
| {{../|2|3|5|−1}}
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{</nowiki>{{BASEPAGENAME}}<nowiki>|3|−4|7||19|−1|31}}</nowiki></code>
| {{../|3|−4|7||19|−1|31}}
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{</nowiki>{{BASEPAGENAME}}<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code>
| {{../}}
|}