Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Not So Funny...

Here is an example plot of what might happen,


This graph has been scaled by the factor  \(-\beta=e^6-2\).  The function  \(p(Z_{si})\)  has been ignored, although the following table can be obtained,

\(\begin{matrix}  x& f^{'}(x) \\  x=1& -2 \\x=2  &+1  \\x=3  &-2  \end{matrix}\)

The graphs does not end at  x=4,  but approaches zero as x approaches infinity; the integral graph approaches -1.

The following plot is when  \(E_s=0\)  is also a root.


In this case  \(\beta=-1\).  Similarly, the graphs approaches zero as x approaches infinity and the integral approaches -1.

Have a nice day.