Numbers and functions. From a classical-experimental mathematician's point of view (Q2897322)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6054081
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6054081 |
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10 July 2012
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numbers
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functions
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sequences
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combinatorics
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finite sums
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series
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prime factorization
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rational functions
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generating functions
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Fibonacci numbers
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Stirling numbers
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harmonic numbers
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Bernoulli polynomials
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Wallis formula
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continued fractions
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Riemann zeta function
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gamma function
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digamma function
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transcendental functions
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irrational numbers
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Numbers and functions. From a classical-experimental mathematician's point of view (English)
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This book is a collection of notes given to students participating in the courses taught by the author at Tulane university. These courses included: the Calculus sequence, Discrete Mathematics, Combinatorics, Number Theory, Real Analysis, Experimental Mathematics.
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