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• Discrete Hankel transform
  ...efines the matrix of the \(\nu\)-Hankel transform of size \(M\!-\!1\). The coefficients of this matrix, being dependent on \(\nu\) and \(M\), must be precomputed a
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• Bessel function
  Up to year 2012, no beautiful representation for the expansion coefficients is available.
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• CosFourier
  and \(c\) are arbitrary complex coefficients. Such functions can be called [[Self-Fourier]] functions.
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• DCTIV
  ==Approximation of the Fourier coefficients== The coefficients can can be expressed through the integrals with function \(f\),
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• DCTI
  ==Evaluation of the Fourier-coefficients== The Fourier–coefficients
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• DCTIII
  ...embling of a symmetric field indite the cavity of width \(\pi\) with given coefficients \(F\) in the series below. Let where \(a\) is array of coefficients above.
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• ArcLogisticSequence
  The coefficients \(S\) above can be calculated substituting expansion (4) into the Abel equa
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• Shoko function
  Many Taylor coefficients of the expansion can be calculated with some [[Mathematica]] or [[Maple sof
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• SuZex
  ...ision up to Log[z]^4/z^4 . However, the exercise can be continued, getting coefficients a,b,c,d,e in the last formula, then adding one more similar term and so on.
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• LambertWoCoe.inc
  // [[LambertWoCoe.inc]] describes in [[C++]] the coefficients in the expansion of the [[LambertW]] function at zero.
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• LambertWeCoe.cin
  // The declaration below defines the array of coefficients \(c\) in the expansion
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• SuZexTay0co.cin
  // Coefficients of the Taylor expansion at zero of function [[SuZex]]. [[Category:Coefficients]]
  3 KB (107 words) - 15:01, 20 June 2013
• SuZex approximation
  Approximations for the first 17 coefficients \(c\) or the expansion are shown in table at left. More coefficients are available at [[SuZexTay0co.cin]] .
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• SuZexCoef20.cin
  // Coefficients in the expansion of [[SuZex]] at large values of the argument,
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• SuZexTay2008co.cin
  // [[SuZexTay2008co.cin]] defines the array of coefficients in the approximation \(Q_{20}\), used for the [[complex double]] implementa
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• SuZex.cin
  // Coefficients of the Taylor expansion at zero of function [[SuZex]]. Furst ten values see
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• Power function
  Coefficients \(a\) of the regular iteration appear at substitution \(F\rightarrow F_M\) and the asymptotic analysis. For \(a_1\!=\!1\), these coefficients can be calculated with the mathematica code below:
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• Zooming equation
  ...ients at equal powers of \(z\) in (13) and (16) gives set of equations for coefficients \(c\): ...ematica or Maple, are strongly recommended, if one needs to calculate many coefficients \(c\) of the asymptotic expansion (12). For various transfer functions, sim
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• SuTra
  For this case, the first coefficients \(a_{m,n}\) are shown in the table below
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• AuTra
  The coefficients of the expansion above are calculated and evaluated with the [[Mathematica
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