Let's start with the Cauchy Formula for Repeated Integration.
Given a function f, a lower value a, and a value n representing the number of integrations we want to do, we can calculate the value of f -n using a single integral of the following form:
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Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Fractional Integrals = Blow Your Mind
The following is less of a resource for education, and more of a "cool math fact".
Let's start with the Cauchy Formula for Repeated Integration.
Given a function f, a lower value a, and a value n representing the number of integrations we want to do, we can calculate the value of f -n using a single integral of the following form:
Let's start with the Cauchy Formula for Repeated Integration.
Given a function f, a lower value a, and a value n representing the number of integrations we want to do, we can calculate the value of f -n using a single integral of the following form:
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