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how can I find "n" in this equation?

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hi
As you an see in this equation in line 2 ,"n" is emerged.
I'm new ti this field and I want to find "n" but I have no idea how I should calculate it?
If sb know the solution, please help me. thanks
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The above equation seems like being a general solution, where n much probably lies in the Natural domain (0, 1, 2,...,∞) anyway it's just a guess from someone who have no idea of where this equation was taken from.
 

The above equation seems like being a general solution, where n much probably lies in the Natural domain (0, 1, 2,...,∞) anyway it's just a guess from someone who have no idea of where this equation was taken from.

thanks,...
if it's usefull, I can put the resources of this equation.
 

which field are you in? it does not appear to be an electromagnetic field

maybe a wavelet function of order n
my field is digital electronic but this equation is related to dsp.
no, it's a normal distribution and gamma distribution but I dont know how it is converted.
 

It would be useful if you can tell us what is the meaning of the other symbols there. I'm sure that it is available on the text book from where you took the above equation. At least for me, some characters used at the above notation was not too usual in the literature that I used.
 

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