purplesoup
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Can anyone identify this series? for n=1..infinity: e^((x^n)/n)
so the series is
n=1: e^x
n=2: e^((x^2)/2)
n=3: e^((x^3)/3)
n=4: e^((x^4)/4)
n=5: e^((x^5)/5)
etc
Is there a method for finding the sum or the product of this series?
n=1: e^x
n=2: e^((x^2)/2)
n=3: e^((x^3)/3)
n=4: e^((x^4)/4)
n=5: e^((x^5)/5)
etc
Is there a method for finding the sum or the product of this series?
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