#Looking for a function family with specific requirements.
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do you have any ideas?
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HChan
oh that's chill
I've asked around in multiple discords and it seems like $\frac{1}{x}e^{-(x-t)^2}$ works, now just working on adding more parameters in
seanc
Is $\frac{a}{x}e^{-b(x-c)^2}$ the most general case that meets my requirements or am I missing something?
seanc
well, specifically for this gaussian divided by x idea
the x could be raised to higher integer powers ig
you have an answer, that's good enough