Constant omega
In Mathematical, the constant omega , noted Ω , is a constant definite as being a particular value of the Fonction W of Lambert.
It should not be confused with the Oméga of Chaitin, constant mathematics in algorithmic theory of information.
Definition
By definition, is the value of the Fonction W of Lambert into 1:- .
The name of the constant comes from the other name of this function: the function omega .
Because of definition of the function W:
Properties
Approximate value
The approximate value of is:- Ω = 0,5671432904… ().
Other definitions
can be perceived like a kind of Golden section applied to the exponential one, since:or
- .
One can calculate in an iterative way , by beginning with an initial value and by calculating the terms of the continuation
- .
This continuation converges towards .
Irrationality and transcendence
is a irrational Nombre. This rises owing to the fact that E is transcendent. Indeed, if were rational, then there would exist entireties and such as:and thus:
- ,
that is to say:
and E would be thus algebraic of degree p . However E being transcendent, is irrational.
The fact that is a transcendent Nombre is a direct consequence of the Théorème of Lindemann-Weierstrass. If were algebraic, would be transcendent and also. But that contradicted the assumption according to which it would be algebraic.
See too
Internal bonds
External bonds
- '' Constant Omega '' (Eric W. Weisstein, MathWorld )
- '' The Omega constant '' (Gerard P. Michon, Numerical Constant )
- Value of the first decimals of Ω ( Plouffe' S Inverter )
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