Tulsi Prajna 1997 10

SR No.: 524593
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Parmeshwar Solanki
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 1997
Total Pages: 188
Language: Hindi
Classification: Magazine, India_Tulsi Prajna, & India
File Size: 8 MB

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TULSÍ-PRAJNA or blal, b2al, b3al, bla2, b2a2, b3a2. This is equivalent to the cartesion product of Band A. BXA = [(blal), (b2al), (63,al), (bl.a2), (b2,a2), (63, a 2) ]
Place C as many times as the number of the ordered pairs in the set just obtained and keep one by one its ordered pair on the top of each C.
blal b2a1b3a1b1a2b2a2b3a2 CCCCCC orciblat, c2blai, clb2a1, c2b2a), c1b3a1, c2b3a1,
clbla2, c2b1a2, clb2a2, c2b2a2, clb3a2, cib3a2
This is equivalent to the cartesion product of Cand (BxA) C X (BxA) = [(c1,51.al), (c2,bl,al), (ci,b2,al), (c2.b2,al),
(c1.b3,al). (c2,63,al). (C1,61,a2), (c2,61,a2),
(C1,62,al), (c2,62, a.), (c2,63,a2), (c2,63,a2) ] (3) Modos Opervodi of Prastara ip nutshell :
We conclude the modus operandi of Right Prastara as well as Left Prastara with their types as follows: (3.1) RFP is to place respectively each one of the elements of the
preceding sct and cover each of these with the succeeding
set. (3.2) RSP is to place the preceding set as many times as the number
of the elements in the succeeding set and keep one by one the element of the succeeding one on the top of each prece
ding one." (3.3) LFP is to place respectively each one of the elements of the
succeeding set and cover each one of these with the preceding
set. (3.4) LSP is to place the succeeding set as many times of the
number of the elements in the preceding set and keep one by one the element of the preceding one on the top of each succeeding one.
The following two points are of great consequence whereas permutation is not taken into account. (3.5) The serial numbers of the tuples (combinations) are the same
in both RFP and LSP. (3.6) The serial numbers of the tuples (combinations) are the same
in both RSP and LFP. (4) Mathematics of opmber of Śrotajoabaksara :
There are 64 letters8 in Prakrit according to the Gatha found in GIK. These letters form the letters of scriptural knowledge (Srutajbana).