Calculus of Finite DifferencesAmerican Mathematical Soc., 1965 - 654 ページ |
目次
On Operations | 1 |
Symbolical Calculus | 7 |
Central Differences | 15 |
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Operations on the Euler polynomials | 23 |
Beta functions | 24 |
Incomplete Beta functions | 25 |
Exponential functions | 26 |
Expansion of a function into reciprocal factorial series and into reciprocal power series | 212 |
Expansion of the function 1y into a series of powers of x | 216 |
Changing the origin | 219 |
Changing the length of the interval | 220 |
Stirlings polynomials | 225 |
Operations performed on the Bernoulli polynomial | 240 |
Application of the Bernoulli polynomials | 247 |
The Bernoulli series | 253 |
Trigonometric functions | 27 |
Alternate functions | 28 |
Expansion of functions into power series | 29 |
Product of two functions Differences | 30 |
Product of two functions Means | 31 |
The Gamma function | 53 |
Bernoulli polynomials of the first kind | 78 |
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Indefinite sums | 100 |
Indefinite sum obtained by inversion | 103 |
Indefinite sum obtained by summation by parts | 105 |
Summation by parts of alternate functions | 108 |
Indefinite sums determined by difference equations 37 Differences sums and means of infinite series 38 Inverse operation of the mean | 109 |
39 Other methods of obtaining inverse means 40 Sums 41 Sums determined by indefinite sums 43 Sums of exponential and trigonometric functions | 123 |
Sums of other functions | 129 |
The Trigamma function | 130 |
Determination of sums by symbolical formulae | 131 |
Interpolation formula without printed differences | 132 |
Determination of sums by generating functions | 136 |
Determination of sums by geometrical considerations | 138 |
Determination of sums by the Calculus of Probability 49 Determination of alternate sums starting from usual sums Chapter IV Stirlings Numbers 140 | 140 |
Expansion of factorials into power series Stirlings numbers of the first kind | 142 |
Determination of the Stirling numbers starting from their definition | 145 |
Solution of the equations S Sm nSm | 147 |
Transformation of a multiple sum without repeti tion into sums without restriction | 153 |
Numerical integration | 155 |
Hardy and Weddles formulae | 156 |
The GaussLegendre method | 157 |
Tchebichefs formula | 158 |
Stirlings numbers expressed by sums Limits | 159 |
Numerical solution of differential equations | 160 |
Functions of two variables | 161 |
Interpolation in a double entry table | 162 |
Application of the Stirling numbers of the first kind | 163 |
Derivatives expressed by differences 57 Stirling numbers of the first kind obtained by proba bility 153 159 163 | 164 |
the second kind 173 60 Generating functions of the Stirling numbers of the second kind | 173 |
Expansion of log x+1 into a power series | 177 |
Decomposition of products of prime numbers into factors | 179 |
Application of the expansion of powers into series of factorials | 181 |
Formulae containing Stirling numbers of both kinds | 182 |
Inversion of sums and series Sum equations | 183 |
Deduction of certain formulae containing Stirling numbers | 185 |
Differences expressed by derivatives | 189 |
Expansion of a reciprocal factorial into a series of reciprocal powers and vice versa 179 181 182 183 69 The operation 70 The operation 71 Opera... | 192 |
72 Expansion of a function of function by aid of Stirling numbers Semiinvariants of Thiele | 204 |
The MaclaurinEuler summation formula | 260 |
Symmetry of the Bernoulli polynomials of the second | 268 |
Operations on the Bernoulli polynomials of | 275 |
Gregorys summation formula | 284 |
Application of the Euler polynomials | 306 |
Expansion of a function into an Euler series | 313 |
Operations on the Boole polynomials Differences | 320 |
Expansion of Functions Interpolation | 355 |
Inverse interpolation by Newtons formula | 366 |
The Bessel and the Stirling series | 373 |
Inverse interpolation by Everetts formula | 381 |
Inverse interpolation by aid of the formula of | 411 |
Precision of the interpolation formulae | 417 |
Examples of function chosen | 434 |
Mathematical properties of the orthogonal poly | 442 |
Approximation of a function given for 0 1 | 451 |
Computation of the binomial moments | 460 |
Hermite polynomials | 467 |
G polynomials | 473 |
Numerical solution of equations Numerical | 486 |
Method of iteration | 492 |
Rootsquaring method Dandelin Lobatchevsky | 503 |
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Homogeneous linear difference equations constant coefficients | 545 |
Characteristic equations with multiple roots | 549 |
Negative roots | 552 |
Complex roots | 554 |
Complete linear difference equations with con stant coefficients | 557 |
general case 170 Determination of the particular solution in | 564 |
Method of the arbitrary constants | 569 |
Solution of linear difference equations by aid of generating functions | 572 |
Homogeneous linear equations of the first order with variable coefficients | 576 |
Laplaces method for solving linear homogeneous difference equations with variable coefficients | 579 |
Complete linear difference equations of the first order with variable coefficients | 583 |
Reducible linear difference equations with va riable coefficients | 584 |
Linear difference equations whose coefficients are polynomials in x solved by the method of gen | 586 |
Andrés method for solving difference equations | 587 |
Sum equations which are reducible to equations | 599 |
Solution of linear partial difference equations with | 607 |
Booles symbolical method for solving partial dif | 616 |
Homogeneous linear equations of mixed differences | 632 |
Difference equations in four independent variables | 638 |
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