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sgaznwang S.O.S. Newbie
Joined: 18 Nov 2003 Posts: 1
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Posted: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 00:26:12 UTC Post subject: Reverse of Summation |
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Hey.. I have a question on how to find the reverse of a summation equation. For example, I have
a=Summation from i=1 to N of (m/[(i-j)^2+h^2]).
With j and h held constant, I want to find what m=.
N is just a number picked at random so i changes with the summation as it goes from 1 to N.
Any help would be appreciated thanks! |
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Posted: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 01:57:28 UTC Post subject: Re: Reverse of Summation |
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Hello, sqaznwang!
| Quote: | Hey.. I have a question on how to find the reverse of a summation equation.
For example, I have:
With j and h held constant, I want to find what m=.
N is just a number picked at random so ii changes with the summation as it goes from 1 to N. |
This particular problem is simple. (Others may not be as easy.)
Since i is the only variable, then m is also a constant.
It can be factored out of the summation.
So:
Then solve for m:  |
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