Re: Computing integer sequences via integrals
Loïc Grenié <[email protected]>
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On Sat Jan. 21st, 2023, at 18:00, Georgi Guninski wrote:
> Many thanks for the answer.
>
> Is there simple "primitive" for computing \int 2^2^floor(x) dx?
>
It's not clear what you want to integrate: 2^floor(x)? In that case,
I think
(x-floor(x))*2^floor(x) + 2^(floor(x)+1)-1
should be equal to
\int_0^x 2^floor(t) dt.
You write jumps cause problems.
> A lot of builtin functions have jumps, e.g. tan().
> Are (definite) integrals with tan() problem?
>
Definitely if you include a jump: the integral is not convergent.
Otherwise,
everything is fine (and you do not see the jumps).
Best,
Loïc