Titlebook: Discrete Calculus; Methods for Counting Carlo Mariconda,Alberto Tonolo Textbook 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 com

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Cauchy and Riemann Sums, Factorials, Ramanujan Numbers and Their Approximations,approximate .(.,?.) as . goes to infinity. In addition, we will meet sums of the Ramanujan distribution .(.,?.) as . varies. For the reader who is mainly interested in the applications we recommend looking at the main claims, without delving into the proofs.

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Stirling Numbers and Eulerian Numbers,ions on .. In the last section we discuss Eulerian numbers and as an application we solve the famous problem of the Smith College diplomas, and we establish some notable identities like Worpitzky’s formula.

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Stefan R?sl,Thomas Auer,Christian Schiederor even skipped entirely in the previous sections. Among the applications, we discover the Hermite formula for the approximations of integrals: it is a refinement of the trapezoidal method which is even more accurate than Simpson’s method.

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,The Euler–Maclaurin Formula of Arbitrary Order,or even skipped entirely in the previous sections. Among the applications, we discover the Hermite formula for the approximations of integrals: it is a refinement of the trapezoidal method which is even more accurate than Simpson’s method.