Talk:BOP tuning

Typos

There are 12 instances of "n/d" on this page which quite possibly were all intended to be "nd".

Alternatively, the problem could be fixed by defining the obvious extension of sopfr from the integers to rationals; in that case popfr (product of prime factors with repetition; a synonym for product complexity or Benedetti height) could be defined and used in places where we see "(n/d)" as well as in place of that "true()" function, and this way it could be shown how both functions have the same argument. --Cmloegcmluin (talk) 15:29, 12 April 2022 (UTC)