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User: Pass: - Home - Get A Printable Dictionary - Search Best Words - Recent Changes - How You Can Help - valsi - All - valsi - Preferred Only - natlang - All - natlang - Preferred Only - Languages - XML Export - user Listing - Report Bugs - Utilities - Status - Help - Admin Request - Create Account	Dictionary record Back to the main valsi listing. valsi tei'au type experimental cmavo creator krtisfranks time entered Wed Apr 25 04:45:05 2018 Examples     English Definition #70638 - Preferred [edit]     selma'o VUhU definition 4-ary mekso operator: Taylor expansion/polynomial term; for ordered input (X1, X2, X3, X4), output is the X3th Taylor polynomial term of at-least-X3-smooth function X2 which was expanded around point X4 and which is evaluated at point X1, namely (1/(X3!))*(DX3(X2))(X4)*(X1 - X4)X3. notes All of the usual assumptions must apply in order to be well-defined. X3 must be a nonnegative integer. X2 must be a function with at least X3 derivatives on the interval disc/interval defined by X1 and X4 such that said derivative takes values for which the other operators make sense (and finity is usually assumed). X1 and X4 must be elements of the domain of X2 (and the X3th derivative thereof in the latter case). The notation " (DX3(X2))(X4)" represents the X3th derivative of X2, applied to X4; the "!" notation represents the factorial. gloss words Taylor expansion term Taylor polynomial term Taylor term created by krtisfranks vote information 1 time Wed Apr 25 04:47:16 2018 [View Comments For This Definition] Examples Etymology krtisfranks English: "Taylor" + "Maclaurin". [edit]
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