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Maybe it's just my lack of understanding, but
I don't expect Sympy to answer such a complicated formula.
If you want to know how to answer, it is a little different from the purpose of Stackoverflow, but
I'll give you a little hint.
You can solve it by multiplying both sides with Ln (natural log) and expanding the formula a couple of times.
exp(-1/x**2) = exp(-2/x**2) - exp(-3/x**2)
Put 1/x**2
as y
and
exp(-y)=exp(-2y)-exp(-3y)
After a slight deformation,
exp(y)+exp(-y)=1
If you draw a graph, you can see that there is no solution.
But it's a real world story, and if you want to bring in an imaginary number, go further.
If y=zi is placed,
exp(zi)+exp(-zi)=1
Using Euler's formula,
cos(z)+isin(z)+cos(-z)+isin(-z)=1
When asked,
z=± //3+2 nn (where n is an integer)
Go back to where you were,
y=zi
= (± //3+2 nn)i
1/x**2=(± //3+2 nn)i
Therefore,
x=±sqrt(1/(± //3+2 nn)i)
I'm not confident, but...
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