symprod
Product of series
Description
F = symprod(
returns the product of the series that expression
f
,k
)f
specifies, which depend on symbolic
variable k
. The value of k
starts at 1
with an unspecified upper bound. The
product F
is returned in terms of
k
where k
represents
the upper bound. This product F
differs from the
indefinite product. If you do not specify k
,
symprod
uses the variable that symvar
determines. If f
is a constant, then the
default variable is x
.
Examples
Find Product of Series Specifying Bounds
Find the following products of series
syms k P1 = symprod(1 - 1/k^2, k, 2, Inf) P2 = symprod(k^2/(k^2 - 1), k, 2, Inf)
P1 = 1/2 P2 = 2
Alternatively, specify bounds as a row or column vector.
syms k P1 = symprod(1 - 1/k^2, k, [2 Inf]) P2 = symprod(k^2/(k^2 - 1), k, [2; Inf])
P1 = 1/2 P2 = 2
Find Product of Series Specifying Product Index and Bounds
Find the product of series
syms k x P = symprod(exp(k*x)/x, k, 1, 10000)
P = exp(50005000*x)/x^10000
Find Product of Series with Unspecified Bounds
When you do not specify the bounds of a
series are unspecified, the variable k
starts at 1
. In the returned expression,
k
itself represents the upper
bound.
Find the products of series with an unspecified upper bound
syms k P1 = symprod(k, k) P2 = symprod((2*k - 1)/k^2, k)
P1 = factorial(k) P2 = (1/2^(2*k)*2^(k + 1)*factorial(2*k))/(2*factorial(k)^3)
Input Arguments
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Version History
Introduced in R2011b