sequence of tails of integrals
- From: "jigyasu.swabhav@xxxxxxxxx" <jigyasu.swabhav@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:18:53 EDT
I was studying the tail of a particular integral. Some numerical computations make me believe that:
1
/
| (2 n - 2)
| n x (-a)
lim | ------------- dx = 1 - e
n->infinity | / 2 \n
| | x |
/ |1/2 + ----|
1 - a/n \ 2 /
for 'a' lying in interval with 1 as its left end point [1,2).
For example from maple I have
198
100 x
y := ---------------
/ 2 \100
| x |
|1/2 + ----|
\ 2 /
evalf(int(y,x=1-1/100..1),100); 0.635819758336435156818255932277971906683653315914535329508969671157160.8700922556243790690280338534952211372840581332245395450071243926243
evalf(int(y,x=1-2/100..1),100);
I feel that the obvious limit of the quantity below
(2 n - 2)
(1 - a/n)
--------------------
/ 2\n
| (1 - a/n) |
|1/2 + ----------|
\ 2 /
as n tends to infinity is exp(-a) needs to exploited, but whichever way I do it, I end up with much cruder estimates.
Any ideas?
.
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