Henry,
I am not sure I understand but ...
Your pattern
dUc cUb bUa aUx where x is an identity element or a zero
element, I am not sure of the terminology, looks like a
simple pattern handled by infix concept 2 U/\ ] applied to
the reverse of the list and then the result reversed.
But surely this is to simple.
(B=)
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006, Henry Rich wrote:
+ I have a list that ends ... d c b a .
+
+ I want to create a new list that ends
+
+ ...
+ d' = d U (c U (b U a) U a) U (b U a) U a = d U c'
+ c' = c U (b U a) U a = c U b'
+ b' = (b U a) = b U a'
+ a' = a
+
+ where U is some verb.
+
+ It seems that there should be some form of / \. etc. that
+ produces this, but I can't find it. Help!
+
+ Henry Rich
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