factorial cumulant generating function
- factorial cumulant generating function
French\ \ fonction génératrice des cumulants; fonction génératrice des cumulants factoriels
German\ \ erzeugende Funktion der faktoriellen Kumulanten
Dutch\ \ factoriële cumulant genererende functie
Italian\ \ funzione generatrice dei cumulanti fattoriali
Spanish\ \ función generatriz cumulante factorial; función generatriz de cumulantes factoriales
Catalan\ \ funció generatriu dels cumulants factorials
Portuguese\ \ função geradora dos cumulantes factoriais; função geradora dos cumulantes fatoriais
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ faktoriell kumulantgenererande funktion
Greek\ \ -
Finnish\ \ kertomakumulantin emäfunktio
Hungarian\ \ faktoriális kumulánst generáló függvény
Turkish\ \ etkensel kümülant üreten fonksiyon; faktörel kümülant üreten fonksiyon
Estonian\ \ faktoriaalkumulante genereeriv funktsioon
Lithuanian\ \ faktorialinė kumuliacinė generuojančioji funkcija
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ funkcja tworząca kumulanty faktorialne; funkcja tworząca kumulanty silniowe
Russian\ \ производящая функция факториального семиинварианта
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ þáttatilraun cumulant útbúa fall
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ tabe-e mov lede komoolane faktoriyel
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ الدالة المولدة للمتراكمة العاملية
Afrikaans\ \ faktoriaalkumulantvoortbringende funksie
Chinese\ \ 阶 乘 累 积 母 函 数
Korean\ \ 계승누율 생성함수
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