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  • Application Program for Analysis of Asymptotic Expansions for Factorial Function
    University of Zagreb. Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing., 2019
    Co-Authors: Radić Grgur
    Abstract:

    Glavna tema rada je prikaz i analiza poznatih asimptotskih razvoja gama funkcije. Uz primjenu nove metode Burić-Elezović omogućeno je povezivanje i poopćavanje te poboljšanje mnogih poznatih aproksimacijskih formula Stirlingovog tipa čime su dobivene nove veoma točne aproksimacije za faktorijelnu funkciju. Prvo poglavlje je posvećeno gama funkciji te njena veza s faktorijelnom funkcijom. Također, analiziraju se Bernoullijevi polinomi. U drugom poglavlju definirani su asimptotski redovi te proučeni poznati razvoji gama funkcije Stirlingovog tipa te poopćenje i poboljšanje istih. Prezentirani su razni numerički rezultati navedenih formula. U posljednjem, trećem poglavlju, opisivat će se programska aplikacija koja je pridružena radu.The main topic of the paper is the presentation and analysis of known asymptotic expansions of gamma Function. With the application of the new Burić-Elezović method it is possible to connect, amplify and improve many known Stirling's type approximation formulas, resulting in new very accurate approximations for Factorial Function. The first chapter is devoted to the gamma Function and its relationship to the Factorial Function. There are also analyzed Bernoulli's polynomials. In the second chapter, asymptotic rows were defined and studied well-known Stirling's type asymptotic expansions of the gamma Function and its generalization with enhancements. Numerical results of the above formulas have been presented. In the last, third chapter, a application program that is associated with the thesis will be described

Cristinel Mortici - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • NEW SHARP INEQUALITIES FOR APPROXIMATING THE Factorial Function AND THE DIGAMMA Function
    Miskolc Mathematical Notes, 2010
    Co-Authors: Cristinel Mortici
    Abstract:

    The aim of this paper is to establish new sharp upper and lower bounds for the gamma and digamma Functions, starting from the Stirling's formula. 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 30E15, 26D07, 41A60

  • an ultimate extremely accurate formula for approximation of the Factorial Function
    Archiv der Mathematik, 2009
    Co-Authors: Cristinel Mortici
    Abstract:

    We prove in this paper that for every x ≥ 0, $$\sqrt{2\pi e}\cdot e^{-\omega}\left( \frac{x+\omega}{e}\right) ^{x+\frac {1}{2}} < \Gamma(x+1)\leq\alpha\cdot\sqrt{2\pi e}\cdot e^{-\omega}\left( \frac{x+\omega}{e}\right)^{x+\frac{1}{2}}$$ where \({\omega=(3-\sqrt{3})/6}\) and α = 1.072042464..., then $$\beta\cdot\sqrt{2\pi e}\cdot e^{-\zeta}\left(\frac{x+\zeta}{e}\right)^{x+\frac{1}{2}}\leq\Gamma(x+1) < \sqrt{2\pi e}\cdot e^{-\zeta}\left( \frac{x+\zeta}{e}\right)^{x+\frac{1}{2}},$$ where \({\zeta=(3+\sqrt{3})/6}\) and β = 0.988503589... Besides the simplicity, our new formulas are very accurate, if we take into account that they are much stronger than Burnside’s formula, which is considered one of the best approximation formulas ever known having a simple form.

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  • the Factorial Function stirling s formula
    The Mathematical Gazette, 2000
    Co-Authors: D H Fowler
    Abstract:

    How big is n!? For example, to pluck a number out of thin air, what is the order of magnitude of 272! ? This is the third note of a series on the Factorial. The two previous notes [1] and [2] dealt with the Factorial Function x! while here we only consider n! when n is an integer, but its main results also apply to non-integer arguments. This note is longer and more elaborate than the previous ones, but the principal result is in the opening section. Only aficionados need go any further.