Asymptotic Expansion Calculator
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中文版:渐近展开计算器
原理:渐近展开把函数写成主导项加逐级修正的形式——Stirling 公式 ln n! = n ln n − n + ½ln(2πn) + 1/(12n) − 1/(360n³) + ⋯,调和数 H_n = ln n + γ + 1/(2n) − 1/(12n²) + 1/(120n⁴) − ⋯。
步骤:① 选展开类型;② 输入 n;③ 对比各阶截断与精确值的距离,观察误差逐阶缩小。
示例:n = 10 时 ln(10!) 精确值 15.104412573076,0 阶 Stirling 给 15.096082009642(差约 8×10^−3),加 1/(12n) 后差缩至 2.8×10^−6;H_10 精确 2.928968253968,三阶渐近已几乎重合。
注意事项:渐近级数一般发散——固定 n 不断加项最终会越加越差,正确用法是在最小项处截断;n 越大可用阶数越多,n = 100 时两阶修正误差已低于 10^−8。
相关:Stirling 近似工具给出 n! 本身的近似;Euler-Maclaurin 公式计算器是调和数渐近的系统化来源;大 O 记号计算器用主导项做复杂度分类。
How to use the Asymptotic Expansion Calculator
- Fill in the inputs with your own numbers — every field shows what it expects.
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- Read the result card for the main figure, the step-by-step formula, and practical notes.
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