Lambert W function (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Lambert W function" in English language version.

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  • Sörngård, Johanna (2024-07-28), lambert_w, retrieved 2024-09-11

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  • https://isa-afp.org/entries/Lambert_W.html Note: although one of the assumptions of the relevant lemma states that x must be > 1/e, inspection of said lemma reveals that this assumption is unused. The lower bound is in fact x > 0. The reason for the branch switch at e is simple: for x > 1 there are always two solutions, −ln x and another one that you'd get from the x on the other side of e that would feed the same value to W; these must crossover at x = e: [1] Wn cannot distinguish a value of ln x/x from an x < e from the same value from the other x > e, so it cannot flip the order of its return values.

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  • Colla, Pietro (2014). "A New Analytical Method for the Motion of a Two-Phase Interface in a Tilted Porous Medium". PROCEEDINGS, Thirty-Eighth Workshop on Geothermal Reservoir Engineering, Stanford University. SGP-TR-202.([2])

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  • https://isa-afp.org/entries/Lambert_W.html Note: although one of the assumptions of the relevant lemma states that x must be > 1/e, inspection of said lemma reveals that this assumption is unused. The lower bound is in fact x > 0. The reason for the branch switch at e is simple: for x > 1 there are always two solutions, −ln x and another one that you'd get from the x on the other side of e that would feed the same value to W; these must crossover at x = e: [1] Wn cannot distinguish a value of ln x/x from an x < e from the same value from the other x > e, so it cannot flip the order of its return values.

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