Solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda)

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In summary, the conversation is about finding the solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) by using a definite integral from 0 to 1e5. The question also mentions the possibility of obtaining a closed form solution using integration limits. The other person asks for clarification on the meaning of "solution" and suggests writing out the equation or integral explicitly.
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I need to find the solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) for using definite integral from 0 to 1e5. this multiplication of exponential with incomplete gamma function

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shakeel001 said:
I need to find the solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda)
Hi !
What is the meaning of "solution" of a function ?
 
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answer or anyone result or number which can be obtained through above product. when using some integration limits can be supposed or not.if supposed what is the one result.

in other words can we have any close form solution.
 
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Sorry, I cannot understand your question.
If you are looking for the solution of an equation, would you mind write the equation with a sign = in it.
If you are looking for a close form of an integral, would you mind write explicitely the integral, with dx in it (or d? if the variable is not x).
 

1. What is the solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda)?

The solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) is a mathematical expression that represents the probability density function of the exponential distribution. It is commonly used to model the time between events that occur at a constant rate.

2. How is the solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) derived?

The solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) is derived from the gamma function, which is defined as the integral of the exponential function. It is then multiplied by the exponential function to obtain the probability density function of the exponential distribution.

3. What is the significance of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) in statistics?

The solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) is a key component in the statistical analysis of data that follows an exponential distribution. It is used to calculate probabilities and make predictions about the occurrence of future events.

4. Can the solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) be simplified?

Yes, the solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) can be simplified using various mathematical properties and identities. For example, it can be rewritten in terms of the cumulative distribution function or transformed into a simpler form using logarithms.

5. In what real-life situations is the solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) applicable?

The solution of exp(lambda)*Gamma(0,lambda) is commonly used in various fields such as finance, economics, and engineering to model the time between events. It can be applied to analyze the waiting times for customer arrivals, equipment failures, and more.

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