Ramanujan summation
Ramanujan summation noun: a technique for assigning a value to an infinite divergent series, not summation in the traditional sense, but having useful mathematical properties.
Noun
Ramanujan summation (uncountable)
- A technique for assigning a value to an infinite divergent series, not summation in the traditional sense, but having useful mathematical properties.
Origin of Ramanujan summation
Invented by the mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan.
Questions about Ramanujan summation
- What does Ramanujan summation mean?
- Ramanujan summation means a technique for assigning a value to an infinite divergent series, not summation in the traditional sense, but having useful mathematical properties.
- What part of speech is Ramanujan summation?
- Ramanujan summation is a noun.
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