The equation appears in branching processes. s=1 is one solution but there is another solution when mu is greater than 1 which can be expressed in terms of the lambert W function
The equation appears in branching processes. s=1 is one solution but there is another solution when mu is greater than 1 which can be expressed in terms of the lambert W function
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Sorry, I was careless in my last proof. I forgot the minus sign inside the lambert W function. In line 3, when i multiplied both sides by -1, I forgot to multiply the right side by -1, which results in an incorrect final answer. The actual answer is:
-W(-μ/e)/μ=S.