Euler’s Reasoning
We will treat Euler Gamma Constant=0,577215665…
Euler says: when (s) tends to infinity, the value of the following expression reaches to:

Euler wanted to prove that SUM and INTEGRALS give different values.
No. It is not so.
As it is well known

The following expression gives these differences:

If (ds=1) this value=0,577215665… it confirms Euler
If (ds=0,1) this value=0,050861.. it does not confirm
If (ds=0,0….001) this value=0,00000000000… it does not confirm
So, a constant “GAMMA” do not exist.
Or, every body may create a constant for him.
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On September 8, 2009 at 11:25 am
Good Stuff
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