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where we just show this but we have to
verify it like
and
.
in special form
As m approaches infinity, it is going to converge to
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in special form mentioned yesterday.
Recall that
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in special form of continued fraction in 0412. That is derived from
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in regular series. That is converted into continued fraction by the formula
(regular
expression)
in
special form
as in 0218 regarding
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and
.
There is another relation.
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in special form of continued fraction
Or
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where
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