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Juggler123
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I need to find the roots of the transcendental function,
f(x;a)=x^2-3ax-1-a+exp(-x/a)=0;
I've done many problems like this before and am fairly sure this is just a regular perturbation problem. The difficulty I'm having is with the exponential term.
Could anyone give me an idea of how to tackle this problem?
Thanks.
f(x;a)=x^2-3ax-1-a+exp(-x/a)=0;
I've done many problems like this before and am fairly sure this is just a regular perturbation problem. The difficulty I'm having is with the exponential term.
Could anyone give me an idea of how to tackle this problem?
Thanks.