Glaisher Constant Calculator
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Glaisher–Kinkelin 常数 A = 1.282427129100623 是「乘法的世界里给乘积定标的常数」:阶乘的推广 Barnes G 函数满足 ln G(n+1) ≈ n²/2·ln n − 3n²/4 + … + ζ′(−1),而 A = e^(1/12 − ζ′(−1)) 正好吸收掉 ζ′(−1) 这一项。它出现在超阶乘 K(n+1) = 1¹·2²·…·(n−1)^(n−1) 的渐近式、Zeta 正则化乘积、乃至弦论与随机矩阵的特征值积中。
数值上先以 Euler–Maclaurin(30 项 + Bernoulli 数表)计算 ζ(s) 在 s = −1 ± h 的值,中心差分加 Richardson 外推得 ζ′(−1),再取指数。数值重构的极限约 2e-9(差分消去的代价),因此权威值 1.282427129100623 以静态方式展示;Barnes G 的精确和 Σ ln Γ(k) 与 n² 渐近式在 n = 1000 处交叉验证。
参考值
A = 1.282427129100623,ζ′(−1) ≈ −0.1654211437
G(2) = G(3) = 1,G(4) = 2,G(5) = 12,G(6) = 288(= 1!·2!·3!·4!)
超阶乘渐近 K(n+1) ≈ A·n^(6n²+6n+1/12)·e^(−3n²/4)·(2π)^(n/2) 中的定标常数即 A
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