The Enigma Of The Universe : Mathematical Computation

After once operation of V.-S., we get

After twice operating V.-S., we get

After thrice operating V.-S., we get

After administering operation V.-S. J₁ times, we get

(say), which if we write as J₂, then

by once administering operation V.-S., we get

by twice administering operation V.-S., we get

by thrice administering operation V.-S., we get

by J2 times administering operation V.-S. we get

If we call this magnitude J₃ then,

by once administering V.-S., we get

by twice administering V.-S., we get

by thrice administering V.-S., we get

:By J₃ times administering operation V.-S. we get

If we call this magnitude J₄ and the magnitude we add m₁, then the total magnitude we get is

(J4 + m1) = J ′1 (say)

Now, administering the operation 'śalakātrayaniṣṭhāpana' to this magnitude, we get, say,

J₂ ′, J₃ ′, J₄ ′ respectively.

Now, if add m₂ which is the magnitude to be added in the last magnitude, i.e., J₄ ′, we get

(J₄ ′4 + m₂) = J ₁′ (say)

Again, administering operation 'śalakātrayaniṣṭhāpana' to this magnitude, we get  J₂ ", J₃ ", J₄"  respectively. Then

U.A. A. = J₄ " -1.

In the above four definitions the first two are found in the Shvetambara tradition and the last two are found in the Digambara tradition.