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7 Error Functions, Dawson’s and Fresnel IntegralsProperties

§7.3 Graphics

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  1. §7.3(i) Real Variable
  2. §7.3(ii) Complex Variable

§7.3(i) Real Variable

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Figure 7.3.1: Complementary error functions erfc⁡x and erfc⁡(10⁢x), −3≤x≤3. Magnify
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Figure 7.3.2: Dawson’s integral F⁡(x), −3.5≤x≤3.5. Magnify
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Figure 7.3.3: Fresnel integrals C⁡(x) and S⁡(x), 0≤x≤4. Magnify
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Figure 7.3.4: |ℱ⁡(x)|2, −8≤x≤8. Fresnel (1818) introduced the integral ℱ⁡(x) in his study of the interference pattern at the edge of a shadow. He observed that the intensity distribution is given by |ℱ⁡(x)|2. Magnify

§7.3(ii) Complex Variable

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Figure 7.3.5: |erf⁡(x+i⁢y)|, −3≤x≤3, −3≤y≤3. Compare §7.13(i). Magnify 3D Help
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Figure 7.3.6: |erfc⁡(x+i⁢y)|, −3≤x≤3, −3≤y≤3. Compare §§7.12(i) and 7.13(ii). Magnify 3D Help