XXIII. Fourth and concluding supplementary paper on the calculation of the numerical value of Euler’s constant

Authors :: William Shanks
Source :: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. 18:49-49
Publication Year :: 1870
Publisher :: The Royal Society, 1870.
Abstract: When n = 10000, we have 1 + ½ + ⅓ + . . . 1/1000 = 9·78760 60360 44382 26417 84779 04851 60533 48592 62945 57772 17183 89460 97673 221 + Log ϵ 10000+ 1/2000 = 9·21039 03719 76182 73607 19658 18737 45683 04044 05954 51509 19041 33305 21764 185 + Result of "Bemouilli’s" = + ·00000 00008 33333 33250 00000 03968 25392 65873 02344 87732 37845 49617 88207 355, &c. E = ·57721 56649 01532 86060 65120 90082 40243 10421 59335 93995 35988 05773 64116 391.

Subjects :: Euler method
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Semi-implicit Euler method
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Constant (mathematics)
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Backward Euler method
Value (mathematics)
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