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I'm not certain this is the right forum, so let me know if its not, but I was wondering:
I'm reading a book on special functions and there are infinite products involved. In showing they converge, a capital O crops up and is not defined. Can anyone help me? I don't know how to paste in math formulas using latex (something I would like to learn if anyone can help me with that), otherwise I would. As is I have posted a picture I did with MathType.
What is the O mean? Perhaps that answer will be enough for me to answer the next on my own, but in case not: how do they arive at the second line's equality?
Thanks for any help you can offer.
I'm reading a book on special functions and there are infinite products involved. In showing they converge, a capital O crops up and is not defined. Can anyone help me? I don't know how to paste in math formulas using latex (something I would like to learn if anyone can help me with that), otherwise I would. As is I have posted a picture I did with MathType.
What is the O mean? Perhaps that answer will be enough for me to answer the next on my own, but in case not: how do they arive at the second line's equality?
Thanks for any help you can offer.
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