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Requires: Rules of derivation Meaning of higher derivatives Fit to higher derivatives: Taylor series Series of simple functions: sine, cosine, exponential Applications Now read: Complex exponential, More on Taylor series, Numerical integration 1D

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  • Requires: Rules of derivation Meaning of higher derivatives Fit to higher derivatives: Taylor series Series of simple functions: sine, cosine, exponential Applications Now read: Complex exponential, More on Taylor series, Numerical integration 1D
  • Taylor Series is the tailor bazaar on Descartes Isle. Image:Icon boarding house.pngArr! This article about a building in Puzzle Pirates be a stub. Ye can help YPPedia by [ expanding it].
  • The Taylor series of a function is defined as where is some arbitrary constant. This definition holds for holomorphic functions and holomorphic functions only. The proof of it is as follows: Proof. Let's assume that a function has a power series expansion and it is written as for some coefficient that depends on k and some arbitrary constant . Then, assuming that the function is holomorphic over its domain (infinitely differentiable), we obtain Then, it easily follows that the coefficient is Setting gives which completes the proof.
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  • The Taylor series of a function is defined as where is some arbitrary constant. This definition holds for holomorphic functions and holomorphic functions only. The proof of it is as follows: Proof. Let's assume that a function has a power series expansion and it is written as for some coefficient that depends on k and some arbitrary constant . Then, assuming that the function is holomorphic over its domain (infinitely differentiable), we obtain Then, it easily follows that the coefficient is Setting gives which completes the proof. is the constant that the Taylor polynomial approximations will be centered about. When , the Taylor series are also called Maclaurin series.
  • Requires: Rules of derivation Meaning of higher derivatives Fit to higher derivatives: Taylor series Series of simple functions: sine, cosine, exponential Applications Now read: Complex exponential, More on Taylor series, Numerical integration 1D
  • Taylor Series is the tailor bazaar on Descartes Isle. Image:Icon boarding house.pngArr! This article about a building in Puzzle Pirates be a stub. Ye can help YPPedia by [ expanding it].
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