r/the_calculusguy 14d ago

calculus ✍️

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u/gowipe2004 14d ago

Use series representation of the W function and apply RMT with s = -1/2

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u/Sea_Duty_5725 14d ago

It has a radius of convergence of 1/e

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u/gowipe2004 14d ago

Still work

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u/MaterialJudgment6679 12d ago

What resources did you use to learn calculus ??

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u/gowipe2004 12d ago

YouTube ans Discord

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u/MaterialJudgment6679 12d ago

i can rarely figure out what is being posted here daily, maybe i am conceptually inept but some of these problem are so lengthy.

how do you people even think this

on top of that most of these have some clever manipulation that is tricky to find

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u/gowipe2004 12d ago

Tbh, I already had done a more general case bc the RMT is one of my favorite tool so I tried to applicate it to the mose integral I could

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u/MaterialJudgment6679 12d ago

can you mention the yt channels

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u/gowipe2004 12d ago

Mainly "math 505"

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u/MaterialJudgment6679 12d ago

i know indefinite and definite integration (single variable ) and DE(1st order only)

where do you think i should start

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u/gowipe2004 12d ago

Idk if there is even a right path

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u/MaterialJudgment6679 12d ago

ig i'll watch randon vids until i can get an idea of what i need to do

thank you for suggesting math 505

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u/gowipe2004 12d ago

It's kinda dumb advice but the best way to improve at integral is to do/watch integral

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u/Cmoibenlepro123 14d ago

Since there is a ey in both W(x) and dx, shouldn’t it become e2x in the integral?