Difference between revisions of "LGamma"
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| − | = LGamma(X) = | + | == LGamma(X) == |
| − | + | Returns the Log Gamma function of «X». Without numeric overflow, this function is exactly equivalent to <code>Ln(GammaFn(X))</code>. | |
| − | Returns the Log Gamma function of | + | Because the gamma function grows so rapidly, it is often much more convenient to use [[LGamma]]() to avoid numeric overflow. |
| − | Because the gamma function grows so rapidly, it is often much more convenient to use | ||
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| + | == Library == | ||
Advanced Math | Advanced Math | ||
| − | = See Also = | + | == See Also == |
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* [[GammaFn]] | * [[GammaFn]] | ||
* [[Factorial]] | * [[Factorial]] | ||
* [[Ln]] -- natural log | * [[Ln]] -- natural log | ||
Revision as of 23:23, 15 January 2016
LGamma(X)
Returns the Log Gamma function of «X». Without numeric overflow, this function is exactly equivalent to Ln(GammaFn(X)).
Because the gamma function grows so rapidly, it is often much more convenient to use LGamma() to avoid numeric overflow.
Library
Advanced Math
See Also
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