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Evaluate the multifactorial function
ResourceFunction["MultiFactorial"][n,k] gives the kth multifactorial of n. |
Integer values:
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Evaluate numerically:
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Evaluate for large arguments:
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Evaluate at negative integers:
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Evaluate for complex arguments:
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MultiFactorial threads elementwise over lists:
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MultiFactorial[n,1] is equivalent to Factorial[n] (n!):
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MultiFactorial[n,2] is equivalent to Factorial2[n] (n!!):
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Large arguments can give results too large to be computed explicitly, even approximately:
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Machine-number inputs can give arbitrary‐precision results:
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