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English: In gray is the Gaussian Exp[-\pi *x^2], the red function is an extremal majorant, the blue function is an extremal minorant, each of exponential type 2\pi. The partial sums here are taken symmetrically to 100. |
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| Author | Michael Kelly - Mkelly86 |
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