Jain Journal 1978 10

Author(s): Jain Bhawan Publication
Publisher: Jain Bhawan Publication

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It has not been possible in this paper to give mathematical and technical details of the system-theoretic technique during 1400-1800 A.D., some of which have appeared in earlier papers. The attached appendices will give an idea of the method.
The author expresses his gratitude to Dr. K. S. Shukla for encouraging and guiding the above study.
Appendix A
Structure of Impartation: Triangular symbols are horizontal.
Fine Tract
Kha
18
Va 12 55316-4"
4 16-418 240 4 16 41 Kha
Kha
Kha 2
Kha
Kha
2
Va 12 553 16000 24 O
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Third Tract of Greed
147
4 Kha 24
Second Tract of Greed
4 23 Kha 24
Below is the sükşma kṛṣṭi (fine tract), with a rectangle-lamina. Below is the measure of fluents of the initial and final tracts through special reducing sequence symbol.
The fluent is shown from the first to the final tract.
Above this is the third tract of greed, and still above is the second tract. Here is the symbol for special dual fluent of the special lower tract earlier to rectangle. In between the tracts, there are new tracts, shown by symbolic middle lines. Straight lines are for the production of transmutation-fluent. The curved lines are for the tracts produced through bound fluent.
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