Question

lim sigma->0 g(x), where g(x) = (e^(-x^2/sigma^2))/(sigma*sqrt(Pi))

Answer 1

can you rewrite that; its hard to parse

Answer 2

use m for sigma, might clean it up alot

Answer 3

lim{m->0} g(x)

g(x) = e^(-x/m)^2
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m sqrt(pi)

Answer 4

exponents multipy right? -2x/m right?

Answer 5

lim{m->0} g(x), where g(x) = (e^(-x/m)^2)/(m*sqrt(Pi))...sorry it appeared so confusing originally. It is the limit of a Gaussian.