04/30/2014, 12:26 PM
(04/30/2014, 10:56 AM)sheldonison Wrote:(04/26/2014, 12:23 PM)tommy1729 Wrote: Is there an entire function known that is close to sexp(z) near the positive real line ?Tommy,
Such a function must exist.
Never read about it though.
Apart from interpolation I do not know in what way this should be constructed.
regards
tommy1729
There are many examples of entire superexponentials, such as iterating
f(z)=b^z, where b=exp(1/e), jaydfox calls this "cheta(z)", fixpoint=e
f(z)=exp(z)-1, this turns out to be cheta(z)/e-1, fixpoint=0
f(z)=2sinh(z), fixpoint=0
f(z)=sinh(z), fixpoint=0
f(z)=b^z, from the upper fixed point for bases less than 1<b<exp(1/e)
All of them grow super-exponentially at the real axis, and they are entire, but they don't behave like sexp(z) near z=0.
- Sheldon
Right. Sorry I should have remembered.

