product of sin (pi*k/x) where k is a real constant
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From: Ilario980 on 29 Jul 2010 11:12 The gamma function gives product of f(x)=x; in document FractionalOperator.pdf (downloadable from site http://researchpages.my-host.org/home/) I've published a document about product of function f(x)=sin(piGreek*k/x) where k is a real constant and x is in the set of real numbers; moreover I've defined a function that is discontinuous only on prime numbers. Please let me know what do you think about this results. Thanks Ilario M. |