(1) The limit as a Gaussian's width (1/α) goes to zero is 0 (2) The same limit of the "Gaussian Sum" however is 1pic.twitter.com/3U7I4zsQ1r
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Δ ≈ 1.83 × 10⁻⁴
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Actually now that I see n^2 in the exponent it might be related to the Jacobi Theta function
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that's precisely what it is.. a Jacobi theta of the third kind
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