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  • In vicinity of the branch point, the approximation can be written as follows: For the complex double implementation, the approximation of the table above can be used:
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  • The replacement of \(J\) and \(H\) to thier approximations gives the approximation<br>
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  • The truncated series with tree terms gives approximation called \(\mathrm{Left}_3\) shown at the figure; it approximates ArcCosc at ...expansions of the function at its branch points is used to get the primary approximation, then the value is adjusted with the Newton algorithm.
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  • The numerical solution of the equation (3) gives the approximation
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  • For comparison, in the figure the approximation of [[ArcCosc]] is also shown: All the three approximations above look very similar; they give hint for the approximation of other branches of the inverse of function [[Cosc]].
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  • ...00.png|600px|right|thumb|\(y=\mathrm{ArcFactorial}(x)\) and its asymptotic approximation]]
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  • ==Application of paraxial approximation== ...optic for visible range of electromagnetic waves referred to the paraxial approximation, although the equation (3) is attributed to Ginsgurg and Landau and corresp
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  • ...ropagation of waves with circular (radial) symmetty. <!--in the [[paraxial approximation]] !-->
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  • ...d for various sets of parameters, varying for orders of magnitude, so, the approximation (13) happens to be pretty universal. This gives the approximation for the tranzversal wavenumber \(p\) in the following form:
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  • The precision of corresponding approximation of [[BesselJ0]]\((x)\) reaches the machine precision at \(x>20\).
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  • On the base of this expansion, the approximation
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  • The error of this approximation reduces as \(1/M^3\) and can be fitted with function \(\displaystyle d_M=\f
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  • In the [[quasimonochromatic approximation]], the exponential dependence of wave function on time \(t\) is assumed: ...n, that is supposed to depend on time very slowly if at all; in the simple approximation \(\psi\) is function of only few spacial coordinates; for example, \(x\) an
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  • ..., postulated in these books, are just false. For this reason, as the first approximation,
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  • These documents can be considered as the "working hypothesis", "0th approximation" at the reconstruction of historic events of century 20.
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  • ==Approximation of the CosFourier transform== ==Approximation of the Fourier coefficients==
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  • ==Approximation of the [[CosFourier]]== For the discrete approximation of this operator, assume some large natural number \(N\). Let \(x_n=\sqrt{\
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  • ...sh, or just the center of the interval between nodes. Correspondently, the approximation of the integral corresponds either to the [[rule of trapezes]] or to the [[
    10 KB (1,689 words) - 18:26, 30 July 2019
  • ...etsov, E.Gomez. Automodulation of optical pulses and limits of single-mode approximation.
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  • ==Approximation of [[CosFourier]]== Note that [[DCTII]]\(_N\) approximation of CosFourier transform at points, displaced for half–step with respect t
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