Make your own Lambert W Calculator in a spreadsheet!

[@jp-hh9xq]

Great video! Very clear. Nicely done. Especially that last part about computing the 2nd solution using Newton.

[@owlsschoolofmath9732]

@@jp-hh9xq thanks! Appreciate it 🙏

[@oo_rahbel_oo]

well done. 👍 I love this kind of calculating. spreadsheets are underratted for math.

[@owlsschoolofmath9732]

Yeah! Thats a good point! For some things like this a spreadsheet can be really useful to put together quick calculatations. 👍

[@nasrullahhusnan2289]

Basically the computation uses iteration method, among other is Newton-Raphson method.

[@christianstarick2755]

would you show us how you plot the w function graph??

[@owlsschoolofmath9732]

Hi. Like how I did the graph on Desmos? Or plotted manually?

[@christianstarick2755]

@@owlsschoolofmath9732 on desmos please.

[@christianstarick2755]

btw this was amazing.

[@owlsschoolofmath9732]

Thanks!

[@christiansmakingmusic777]

I wonder if all equations amenable to recursion have a solution using W?

[@owlsschoolofmath9732]

Hi. It's an interesting question but I don't know. Thanks for watching & have a good day 🙂

[@romanbykov5922]

Very good idea. Would be really awesome if the author removed hot potato from his mouth.

[@wings6499]

Interesting. Excel gave 1.0498631601451 after a goal seek to 3 ending at 2.999732122.

[@SidneiMV]

very bad comment bro. *shame on you*

[@sans1331]

LOL

[@TelepathShield]

What are you talking about