Radical

The symbol used to indicate a root is called a radical. The expression is therefore read ``radical ,'' or ``the th Root of .'' is written and is called theSquare Root of . corresponds to the Cube Root. The quantity under the root is called theRadicand.

Some interesting radical identities are due to Ramanujan, and include the equivalent forms

• Bernstein's Constant
• Bernstein's Inequality
• Bernstein's Polynomial Theorem
• Bernstein-Szegö Polynomials
• Berry-Osseen Inequality
• Berry Paradox
• Bertelsen's Number
• Bertini's Theorem
• Bertrand Curves
• Bertrand's Paradox
• Bertrand's Postulate
• Bertrand's Problem
• Bertrand's Test
• Bertrand's Theorem
• Besov Space
• Bessel Differential Equation
• Bessel Function
• Bessel Function Fourier Expansion
• Bessel Function of the First Kind
• Bessel Function of the Second Kind
• Bessel Function of the Third Kind
• Bessel Polynomial
• Bessel's Correction
• Bessel's Finite Difference Formula
• Bessel's First Integral