Abstract
Jeffrey Lange has sketched some of the values and characteristics of a system of notation. Without mentioning it explicitly, he discusses the matter of the extent of acceptance of a particular system, pointing out that the canon of rife actuarial notation has been fixed by an International Congress of Actuaries. It might also be noted that many symbols, as for instance the plus sign and the integral sign, enjoy even wider understanding without having been decreed by any official body.
Volume
LVI
Page
100-102
Year
1969
Categories
Actuarial Applications and Methodologies
Publications
Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society
