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rmiller70015
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I took differential equation over the last year and we talked about gamma functions in class but it wasn't in our books and I don't speak broken Russian so it was hard to understand what was going on. I'm wondering if the gamma function is similar to the dirac or heaviside functions and if anyone can point me to some textbooks or what have you that can explain it to someone who is only at an intermediate (upperclassmen undergrad) understanding of math.