09/12/2014, 07:49 AM
Im probably crazy but
Is there an entire asymptotic to exp , G(z) , that has a pseudoperiod of pi i instead of period 2 pi i ?
The inverse would then by an asymptotic to ln.
I was thinking about sqrt( (e^2)^x ) but it either reduces to exp(x) or it has sqrt branches.
Let g(x) be asymptotic to 1/2 for real x < 0 and asymptotic to 1 for x > 1.
Then g(x) ln(x) seems to be the inverse of G(z).
I ask this for better insight to the connections of complex analysis and fake function theory.
This could help to formalize things.
regards
tommy1729
Is there an entire asymptotic to exp , G(z) , that has a pseudoperiod of pi i instead of period 2 pi i ?
The inverse would then by an asymptotic to ln.
I was thinking about sqrt( (e^2)^x ) but it either reduces to exp(x) or it has sqrt branches.
Let g(x) be asymptotic to 1/2 for real x < 0 and asymptotic to 1 for x > 1.
Then g(x) ln(x) seems to be the inverse of G(z).
I ask this for better insight to the connections of complex analysis and fake function theory.
This could help to formalize things.
regards
tommy1729

