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Ever wondered what the factorial of a non-integer like 1.5 is? In this video, we explore how the gamma function extends the ...

What is (5.3)! (i.e. 5.3 factorial)? The Gamma Function gives us a way to extend the idea of factorials to numbers that are not ...

In this video I introduce the Gamma Function. For more videos on this topic, visit: ...

The usual definition for a factorial only works for positive whole numbers, but how can we take the factorial of any number?

This turns out to be a very important function, known as the gamma function, which has many surprising connections, one of which ...

Question 7 from Tom Rocks Maths and I Love Mathematics - answering the questions sent in and voted for by YOU. This time ...

In this video, I showed how to obtain then gamma function by simple integration and repeated application of Leibniz's Integral ...

Is it possible to define (1/2)!? Can we define the factorial of non-integer values? As it turns out, we can! To do this we need to ...

Dive into the fascinating world of the Gamma Function (Γ(x)), the powerful generalization of the factorial function, with our ...

This lecture is part of an online undergraduate course on complex analysis. We describe the basic properties of the gamma ...

An intriguing and in-depth derivation of the notorious, yet spectacular, Gamma Function. Get some popcorn, this one's interesting!

The integral at the start of the video should say e^(-x), not e^(-nx). Sorry! Also, apologies for the screen flickering that happens ...

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Ben's companion video on their channel here! https://youtu.be/I4fxSYHCa9Y It's the Gamma Function of MathWorld, but look out ...

This definite integral could not be evaluated using the integration techniques learned in calculus2. I showed that the problem ...