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This appears to be solved in KDE 4.2.85 (aka beta1), KCalc correctly states 0^0=nan (not a number aka undefined)
For those falling into the trap: Google states 0^0=1..., so does gcaltool, but there is no real consensus about the matter, as even Math faculties around the globe give contradictory results...
Conclusion: there is *no* consensus amongst the scholars. and this discussion is more than 150 years old, so leaving it undefined is certainly more secure than a definition on which there is no agreement.