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| == Summary == | | == Summary == |
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| |description = [[Entire function]] <math>f(z)=1/z!</math> in the complex <math>z</math>-plane.
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| The lines of constant <math>u=\Re(f(z)</math> and
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| the lines of constant <math>v=\Im(f(z)</math> are drawn.<br>
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| The levels <math>u=-24,-20,-16,-12,-8,-7 .. 7,8,12,16,20,24</math> are shown with thick black lines.<br>
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| The levels <math>v=-24,-20,-16,-12,-8,-7 ... 7,-1</math> are shown with thick red lines.<br>
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| The level <math>v=0</math> is shown with thick pink line.<br>
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| The levels <math>v=1,2, ... 7,8,12,16,20,24</math> are shown with thick blue lines.<br>
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| Some of intermediate elvels <math>u=</math>const are shown with thin red lines for negative values and thin blue lines for the positive values.<br>
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| Some of intermediate elvels <math>v=</math>const are shown with thin green lines.<br>
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| The blue dashed curves represent the level <math>u=1/\mu_0</math> and correspond to the positive local maximum of the inverse function of the real argument.</br>
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| The ref dashed curves represent the level <math>u=1/\mu_1</math> and correspond to the negative local maximum of the inverse function of the real argument.</br>
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| |author = {{#if:Dmitrii Kouznetsov|[[User:Dmitrii Kouznetsov|Dmitrii Kouznetsov]]}}
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| |date-created = 2008
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| |notes = the source: [[OneOverFactorial.jpg/code]]
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| == Licensing/Copyright status ==
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| {{CC|by-nd|3.0}}
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