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'#1' raised to a power in result of a Solve[] call?

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  • Subject: [mg40568] '#1' raised to a power in result of a Solve[] call?
  • From: ergeorge at worldnet.att.net (eg)
  • Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2003 03:39:53 -0400 (EDT)
  • Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com

What does this mean?  Here's part of the solution:

\!\(\(\(\(a -> 
      Root[324\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ J2\^4\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2 - 
            972\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ J2\^4\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2\
Sin[inc]\^2 +
            729\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ J2\^4\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2\
Sin[inc]\^4 +
            432\ J2\^3\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2\ #1\^2 - 
            864\ ecc\^2\ J2\^3\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2\ #1\^2 + 
            432\ ecc\^4\ J2\^3\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2\ #1\^2 - 
            648\ J2\^3\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2\ Sin[inc]\^2\ #1\^2 + 
            1296\ ecc\^2\ J2\^3\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2\ Sin[inc]\^2\
#1\^2 -
            648\ ecc\^4\ J2\^3\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2\ Sin[inc]\^2\
#1\^2 +
            144\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ J2\^2\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2\ #1\^4
-
            432\ ecc\^2\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ J2\^2\ k\^2\ u\
Cos[inc]\^2\ #1\^4 \
+ 432\ ecc\^4\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ J2\^2\ k\^2\ u\ Cos[inc]\^2\ #1\^4 - 
            144\ ecc\^6\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ J2\^2\ k\^2\ u\
Cos[inc]\^2\ #1\^4 \
- 64\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ \[CapitalOmega]\^2\ #1\^11 + 
            448\ ecc\^2\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ \[CapitalOmega]\^2\ #1\^11
-
            1344\ ecc\^4\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ \[CapitalOmega]\^2\ #1\^11
+
            2240\ ecc\^6\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ \[CapitalOmega]\^2\ #1\^11
-
            2240\ ecc\^8\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ \[CapitalOmega]\^2\ #1\^11
+
            1344\ ecc\^10\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ \[CapitalOmega]\^2\
#1\^11 -
            448\ ecc\^12\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ \[CapitalOmega]\^2\ #1\^11
+
            64\ ecc\^14\ \@\(1 - ecc\^2\)\ \[CapitalOmega]\^2\ #1\^11
&,
        1]\)\(}\)\)\(,\)\)\)

Any ideas?  I found the stuff on slot numbers and pure functions in
the manual, but either this doesn't fit that explenation, or I don't
understand slot numbers & pure functions.

Thanks!


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