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GeneralizedRange

Guides

  • Guide

Symbols

  • AlgebraicRange
  • FormulaComplexity
  • TranscendentalRange
DanieleGregori`GeneralizedRange`
TranscendentalRange
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TranscendentalRange[x]
gives all transcendental numbers of the form t = b·e^a with 1 ≤ t ≤ x, where a and b are algebraics in Range[x].
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TranscendentalRange[x,y]
gives all transcendental numbers of the form t = b·e^a with x ≤ t ≤ y, where a and b are algebraics in Range[x, y].
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TranscendentalRange[x,y,s]
gives all transcendental numbers of the form t = b·e^a with x ≤ t ≤ y and s > 0, where a and b are algebraics in Range[x, y, s].
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TranscendentalRange[x,y,s,d]
requires a lower bound on the steps d.
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TranscendentalRange[f,{x}]
gives all transcendental numbers of the form t = b·f[a] with 1 ≤ t ≤ x, f any transcendental function and a, b algebraics in Range[x].
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TranscendentalRange[f,{x,y}]
gives all transcendental numbers of the form t = b·f[a] with x ≤ t ≤ y, f any transcendental function and a, b algebraics in Range[x, y].
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TranscendentalRange[f,{x,y,s}]
gives all transcendental numbers of the form t = b·f[a] with x ≤ t ≤ y and s > 0, f any transcendental function and a, b algebraics in Range[x, y, s].
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TranscendentalRange[f,{x,y,s},d]
requires a lower bound on the steps d.
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TranscendentalRange[{f1,f2,...},{x,y,s},d]
generates ranges in terms of the transcendental functions f1, f2, ... .
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TranscendentalRange[All,{x,y,s},d]
generates a range in terms of all elementary transcendental functions.
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Details and Options
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Examples  
(30)
Basic Examples  
(3)
A range of positive transcendental numbers:
In[1]:=
TranscendentalRange
[10]
Out[1]=
{,2,
2

,3}
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Negative and positive transcendental numbers:
In[1]:=
TranscendentalRange
[-2,2]
Out[1]=
-
2

,-
1

,-
2
2

,-
1
2

,
1
2

,
2
2

,
1

,
2


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A transcendental range with non-unit step:
In[1]:=
TranscendentalRange
[0,4,1/2]
Out[1]=


2
,

2
,

,
3/2

2
,
3

2
,,2

,
2

2

Scope  
(4)

Options  
(15)

Applications  
(4)

Properties and Relations  
(1)

Possible Issues  
(1)

Neat Examples  
(2)
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SeeAlso
AlgebraicRange
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