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• Factorial
  ...along the real axis; for non-negative integer values of the argument, this function has integer values. <ref name="IRENE"> M.Abramowitz and I.Stegun: Handbook of Mathematical Functions. 6. Gamma Function and Related Functions (2010)
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• Putin must go
  ...ext itself, on which our group of authors worked almost two weeks. My main function was to gather comments and get approvals of the text from all the signatori On 11 March Radio Liberty published an English translation of the entire text of the appeal.<ref name="trans">
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• Superfunction
  [[Superfunction]] comes from iteration of some function. For some function <math>T</math> (which is called [[Transfer function]]) and for some constant <math>t</math>, the superfunction \(F\) could be d
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• Place of science in the human knowledge
  ...arge scale, but became the common, usual phenomenon that characterizes the entire life of the Russian top officials.<br> ...psed, why [[corruption]] become the main phenomenon that characterizes the entire life of the officials, why Russia is selling off the natural resources, etc
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• Square root of factorial
  It is assumed, that \(h\) is [[holomorphic function]] al least in some vicinity of [[halfline]] along the [[real axis]], \(h\ci ...he [[Abelfactorial]] \(G\), which are the [[superfunction]] and the [[Abel function]] of [[factorial]]:
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• Holomorphic extension of the Collatz subsequence
  can be defined through the transfer function \(g\) of the Collatz sequence. For integer values of \(n\), the Collatx transfer function
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• SuperFactorial
  Here, the upper index of a function indicates the number of [[iteration]]s. Superfactorial can be expressed through the [[Mathematica]] built-in function [[Nest]],
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• LambertW function
  http://mathworld.wolfram.com/LambertW-Function.html Weisstein, Eric W. "Lambert W-Function." From MathWorld--A Wolfram Web Resource. </ref>, is solution \(W=W(z)\) of
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• Table of superfunctions
  For a given function \(T\), called [[transfer function]], the holomorphic solution \(F\) of [[Transfer equation]] The inverse function, id est, \(G=F^{-1}\) is called [[Abel function]] with respect to \(T\); it satisfies the [[Abel equation]]
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• Iteration
  ...ерация]]) is function, expressed as repetition of another (iterated) function, that may be called [[iterand]]. Any function by itself is considered as its first iteration.
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• BesselJ0
  ...the '''[[Bessel function]] of zero order''' and also \(J_0\), is [[entire function]], solution of equation [[Complex map]] of function BesselJ0 is shown in figure at right. The short notation \(J_0=\mathrm{Bess
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• BesselJ1
  '''BesselJ1''' or \(J_1\) is [[Bessel function]] of first order; Function \(f=\mathrm{BesselJ1}\) satisfies the [[Bessel equation]]
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• Bessel function
  '''Bessel function''' referes to a solution \(f\) of the [[Bessel equation]] ...h identifier BesselJZero; first argument indicates the order of the Bessel function; second one base sense of the radial coordinate.
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• LogisticSequence
  ...of the special case of quadratic [[transfer function]] called [[Logistic]] function or [[LogisticOperator]] ...Sequence are shown in two figures at right. Below, the [[complex map]]s of function \(\mathrm{LogisticSequence}_s\) are shown for \(s\!=\!3\) and for \(s\!=\!4
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• Logistic operator
  [[Logistic operator]] (or '''LogisticOperator''') is quadratic function of specific kind determined with the single parameter \(s\), which is usula ...(u\) or \(q\)). In such a way, \(\mathrm{LogisticOperator}_s\) is [[entire function]].
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• Trappmann function
  [[Trappmann function]] is defined with ...re elementary function. The Trappmann function is example of [[holomorphic function]] without [[fixed point]]s, suggested in year 2011 by [[Henryk Trappmann]]
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• Zooming equation
  where \(~T~\) is some given function such that \(T(0)\!=\!0\) and \(~K~\) is constant, that depends on \(T\). at least in some vicinity of zero, and \(~K\!=\!T'(0)~\). Function \(~f~\) is requested to built-up.
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• SuTra
  [[SuTra]], or SuperTrappmann function is [[superfunction]] <ref> http://www.springerlink.com/content/qt3167123742 </ref> of the [[Trappmann function]], \(~\mathrm{tra}(z)=z+\exp(z)~\).
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• ArcTra
  ArcTra is inverse of the [[Trappmann function]]; \(\mathrm{ArcTra}=\mathrm{tra}^{-1}\), where [[ArcTra]] can be expressed through the [[Tania function]] as follows:
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• Orwell1984
  ...multaneously. They were the homes of the four Ministries between which the entire apparatus of government was divided. The Ministry of Truth, which concerned At this moment the entire group of people broke into a deep, slow, rhythmical chant of ‘B-B! . . .
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