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Definition: In linguistics, a digamma (represented as Γε) is an irrational number that is defined by the equation: Γε = Σ n=1 ∞ (1/2^n - 1/3^n) Where n is a natural number. This definition allows us to express the sum of reciprocals of consecutive integers in terms of an infinite series. It's often used in mathematics, statistics, and probability theory to model natural phenomena like the growth rate of populations over time
Definition: The term "digamma" is derived from Greek and refers to a function in complex analysis. In mathematics, it is used to study the behavior of certain functions known as meromorphic functions. Specifically, digammas are defined for holomorphic functions on the unit disk (the set of all complex numbers with absolute value less than 1) which satisfy certain conditions. The digamma function, denoted by ψ(z), is a generalized gamma function defined for complex z and its domain includes the