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over seven times three factorial and |
plus and so on and you can imagine how |
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plus and so on and you can imagine how |
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plus and so on and you can imagine how |
they go on from there I |
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guess to get this exactly in the form |
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guess to get this exactly in the form |
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guess to get this exactly in the form |
that we began talking about I should |
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that we began talking about I should |
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that we began talking about I should |
multiply through so the coefficient of x |
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multiply through so the coefficient of x |
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multiply through so the coefficient of x |
is two over the square root of pi and |
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is two over the square root of pi and |
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is two over the square root of pi and |
the coefficient of x cubed is minus two |
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the coefficient of x cubed is minus two |
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the coefficient of x cubed is minus two |
over three times the square root of pi |
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over three times the square root of pi |
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over three times the square root of pi |
and so on but this is a perfectly good |
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and so on but this is a perfectly good |
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and so on but this is a perfectly good |
way to write this power series expansion |
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way to write this power series expansion |
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way to write this power series expansion |
as well |
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as well |
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as well |
and this is a very good way to compute |
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and this is a very good way to compute |
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and this is a very good way to compute |
the value of the error function it's a |
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