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Fermatian
Fermatian adj. and n. 
/fɜːˈmeɪʃən/ (rare).
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analytical1694
Bernoulli1749
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Boolean1851
Sturmian1853
Bernoullian1876
Fermatian1887
Grassmannian1894
number-theoretic1899
Cantor1902
Cantorian1912
Tauberian1913
Thiessen1923
intuitionist1926
metamathematical1926
finitist1931
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game-theoretical1946
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perturbation-theoretic1964
perturbation-theoretical1968
constructive1979
1887 J. J. Sylvester in Nature 15 Dec. 153 I have found it useful to denote pi − 1 when p and i are left general as the Fermatian function, and when p and i have specific values as the ith Fermatian of p.
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