10/17/2015, 12:22 AM
By estimating est , we also estimated f.
We set est(1/K) = 1 + 1/k.
And we can use
A • B = f^[-1](f(A) + f(B)) to get the simpler
A * B = f(A) + f(B).
Then when we set lim n -> oo to lim N -> oo ; n = N^k , (so) we (can) compute the
CS(f(x)). [ by the estimate ]
And then exp [ Cs(f(x)) - Cs(ln(x)) ] = Cp(f(x))/ gamma(x) = g(x).
Then g(x)^{-1} = Cp(tet(x)) = (est(x) - est(x-1/k)) ~ sexp'(x)
For x > 1.
What is the desired equation.
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End of method.
It is assumed tet ' (x) = Cp( tet(x) )
1) extends beyond x E (1,2).
2) the functional equation must follow.
Also
3) we get a C^oo result
In fact
4) we get An analytic function.
All intuitively logical and we could add the functionaliteit equation to the conditions.
5) uniqueness assumed, related to 2) , 4) ofcourse .
Regards
Tommy1729
We set est(1/K) = 1 + 1/k.
And we can use
A • B = f^[-1](f(A) + f(B)) to get the simpler
A * B = f(A) + f(B).
Then when we set lim n -> oo to lim N -> oo ; n = N^k , (so) we (can) compute the
CS(f(x)). [ by the estimate ]
And then exp [ Cs(f(x)) - Cs(ln(x)) ] = Cp(f(x))/ gamma(x) = g(x).
Then g(x)^{-1} = Cp(tet(x)) = (est(x) - est(x-1/k)) ~ sexp'(x)
For x > 1.
What is the desired equation.
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End of method.
It is assumed tet ' (x) = Cp( tet(x) )
1) extends beyond x E (1,2).
2) the functional equation must follow.
Also
3) we get a C^oo result
In fact
4) we get An analytic function.
All intuitively logical and we could add the functionaliteit equation to the conditions.
5) uniqueness assumed, related to 2) , 4) ofcourse .
Regards
Tommy1729

