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<math>\sinc z := \frac{\sin z}{z}, \ z \ne 0, qquad \sinc 0 = 1</math> | <math>\operatorname{sinc} z := \frac{\sin z}{z}, \ z \ne 0, qquad \sinc 0 = 1</math> | ||
* It is the [[difference quotient of a complex-valued function|difference quotient]] of the [[sine function]], relative to the origin. | * It is the [[difference quotient of a complex-valued function|difference quotient]] of the [[sine function]], relative to the origin. |
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Definition
The sinc function is defined in the following equivalent ways:
- It is given by the power series:
- It is defined as:
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- It is the difference quotient of the sine function, relative to the origin.
Related functions
- Its antiderivative is the sine integral, denoted