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Re: how do I display "Power[z,-1]" in an exponetial form?

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  • Subject: [mg50796] Re: how do I display "Power[z,-1]" in an exponetial form?
  • From: dumstuck at gmx.ch (dumstuck at gmx.ch)
  • Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 00:10:54 -0400 (EDT)
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It's OK. Klaus G. answer is just the hint I was looking for....
the solution is simply:

  $PrePrint = # /. {Power[z, n_] -> DisplayForm[SuperscriptBox[z, n]]} &;

thank you guys!


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