A rational approximation for the exponential appearing in the theory of thermally stimulated processes
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Let \(E(x)=\int^{\infty}_{1}(e^{-xt}/t^ 2)dt\) and \(L(x)=1-xe^ xE(x).\) The following rational approximations for \(x\geq 10\) are presented: \(\exp \{L(x)\}\approx (x+4)/(x+2);\exp \{L(x)\}\approx (x+3.740)/(x+1.752).\) An application to the first-order theory of thermally stimulated processes is given.
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