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	PlanetMath: Taylor series
		A term that is often heard is that of a “Taylor expansion”; depending on the circumstance, this may mean either the Taylor series or the
		Taylor series and polynomials can be generalized to Banach spaces: for details, see Taylor's formula in Banach spaces.
		This is version 20 of Taylor series, born on 2001-11-08, modified 2006-12-27.
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	PlanetMath: example of computing limits using Taylor expansion
		L'Hôpital's Rule is one analytic approach, but in many cases, using Taylor expansion is even easier and straightforward.
		Essentially, Taylor expansion approximates complicated functions by polynomials, whose limits are easy to evaluate.
		This is version 12 of example of computing limits using Taylor expansion, born on 2006-02-06, modified 2006-02-08.
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	Math 132 Applet 6
		This applet displays the various Taylor and Laurent expansions of the function
		To read off all the displayed terms of a Taylor or Laurent series, one may have to use the cursor keys to navigate the text windows.
		Note that the co-efficients of the Taylor series become much larger as one approaches a singularity.
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	Scheme for model adaptation in pattern recognition based on Taylor expansion - Patent 6026359
		Then, the probabilistic models are adapted by obtaining a model parameter after a condition change by updating a model parameter before a condition change according to the determined change, when the initial condition and the current condition are mismatching.
		The adaptation processing uses a Taylor expansion expressing a change in the model parameter in terms of a change in the parameter expressing the condition.
		The apparatus of claim 7, wherein the units (a), (b) and (c) carry out a preliminary processing realized by the units (a), (b) and (c) in advance, prior to an adaptation processing realized by the units (d) and (e) which is carried out at a time of actual recognition.
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	Symbolic functions - GiNaC, an open framework for symbolic computation within the C++ programming language
		It specifies which parameter to differentiate in a partial derivative in case the function has more than one parameter, and its main application is for correct handling of the chain rule.
		is given, GiNaC defaults to simple Taylor expansion, which is correct if there are no poles involved.
		needs to check whether the expansion point is on a pole and fall back to Taylor expansion if it isn't.
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	Math Forum Discussions - Re: I don't understand -- Matlab/Maple refused compute the Taylor expansion of this function?
		Math Forum Discussions - Re: I don't understand -- Matlab/Maple refused compute the Taylor expansion of this function?
		Re: I don't understand -- Matlab/Maple refused compute the Taylor expansion of this function?
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	S.O.S. Mathematics CyberBoard :: View topic - Complex Taylor Expansion
		Strictly speaking it doesn't have a Taylor series at z=-1; you must allow "negative powers".
		And a "Taylor series including negative powers" is more commonly known as a Laurent expansion.
		There was a taylor expansion with the new question....
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	Taylor expansion of lambda-terms
		Simple terms are particular differential terms that resemble lambda-terms (see the syntax rules); they are built from variables using lambda-abstraction and bunch application, that is application of a simple term to a bunch where a bunch may be viewed as a (commutative) product of simple terms.
		As in lambda-calculus the bunch application is linear in the function but also (and this is the difference with lambda-calculus) in each factor appearing in the argument bunch.
		that appears (with a nonzero coefficient) in the Taylor expansion of
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	Taylor Series
		, expansions, exponential, formulae, formulas, functions, hyperbolic, inverse, logarithmic, logarithms, ln, MacLaurin's, series, sin^-1, sin
		When this expansion converges over a certain range of
		, then the expansion is called the Taylor Series of
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	Math Forum Discussions
		>> I want a 2nd order Taylor expansion of g(t) about 0.
		> So, the Taylor expansion to second order of _g_ at 0 is
		I guess I knew that this would be the Taylor expansion if it exists,
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	Taylor Series
		This article discusses several forms of differential approximation, culminating with Taylor series.
		The linear and quadratic polynomial approximations discussed in this section are examples of a more general concept called Taylor polynomials.
		Taylor polynomials and Taylor series generalize to higher dimensions.
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	Taylor biography
		Taylor was brought up in a household where his father ruled as a strict disciplinarian, yet he was a man of culture with interests in painting and music.
		Taylor initially derived the version which occurs as Proposition 11 as a generalisation of Halley's method of approximating roots of the Kepler equation, but soon discovered that it was a consequence of the Bernoulli series.
		Taylor, in his studies of vibrating strings was not attempting to establish equations of motion, but was considering the oscillation of a flexible string in terms of the isochrony of the pendulum.
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		In 1708 Taylor produced a solution to the problem of the centre of oscillation which, since it went unpublished until 1714, resulted in a priority dispute with Johann Bernoulli.
		Taylor gives an account of an experiment to discover the law of magnetic attraction (1715) and an improved method for approximating the roots of an equation by giving a new method for computing logarithms (1717).
		Taylor was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1712 and was appointed in that year to the committee for adjudicating the claims of Newton and of Leibniz to have invented the calculus.
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	Taylor series Summary
		A series expansion is a representation of a function as a sum of powers in one of its variables or a sum of powers of another function.
		The Taylor series, power series, and infinite series expansions of functions were first discovered in India by Madhava in the 14th century.
		He found a number of special cases of the Taylor series, including the Taylor series for the trigonometric functions of sine, cosine, tangent and arctangent, and the second-order Taylor series approximations of the sine and cosine functions, which he extended to the third-order Taylor series approximation of the sine function.
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	taylor.html
		The order of the arguments is crucial -- first is the expression whose Taylor polynomial is to be found, second is the variable and value around which the expansion is to be taken, and third is one plus the degree.
		While this is useful information, often we compute Taylor polynomials with the intention of using them as polynomials for some other purpose (i.e., substituing values for the variable, integrating, etc..).
		Taylor expansions of functions may only be performed about points where the functions are continuous and differentiable (a sufficient number of times).
	www.math.upenn.edu /ugrad/calc/maple/manual2002/ht/taylor.html (611 words)

	Taylor expansions
		Taylor's theorem with remainder (in the second version stated above) is a generalization of the mean value theorem; also, the mean value theorem is used in its proof.
		The reason is that Stewart's approach to Taylor expansions (like that of many calculus textbooks) starts from the general theory of convergent infinite series, which we have not yet studied.
		As a final application of Taylor expansion, we shall derive the formulas for the maximum error in the familiar rules for numerical integration.
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	Series
		For instance in the case, f(x)= 1/x the function is not defined at x=0, and therefore the series expansion fails to reproduce the behaviour of the function in that limit.
		This example shows that the series expansion of the function is valid only in the region about the point chosen for the expansion.
		Series expansions are just polynomial functions, therefore one should take this into account when fitting data to this type of functionality.
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	Theory of the Taylor Expansion (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Taylor series has provided us with a way of evaluating a function over an interval, but using only information about that function and its derivatives at one point.
		In this case the restoring force arising from the resolution of the vertical force of gravity and the tension in the string is proportional to the
		Taylor series are most useful when it is possible to stop the infinite sum at some point and use only the first few terms of the series.
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	Series
		Series expansions rely on the concept of derivative.
		One important issue in approximating a function through a series expansions, is the number of terms we need to include to represent the function with certain accuracy.
		In this case we would not be able to approximate the function using a series expansion.
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	taylor
		taylor is not able to determine whether the corresponding Taylor series exists or not.
		Mathematically, the expansion computed by taylor is valid in some open disc around the expansion point in the complex plane.
		The number of terms is counted from the lowest degree term on for finite expansion points, and from the highest degree term on for expansions around infinity, i.e., “order” has to be regarded as a “relative truncation order”.
	www.sciface.com /support/doc/40/en/stdlib/taylor.html (787 words)

	2 How to use it
		Expansion order is not so important, different order usually means that one of them is truncated before doing the operation.
		There are some provisions made to detect singularities during expansion: poles that arise because the denominator has zeros at the expansion point are detected and properly treated, i.e.
		It is possible to revert a Taylor series of a function f, i.e., to compute the first terms of the expansion of the inverse of f from the expansion of f.
	www.uni-koeln.de /REDUCE/3.6/doc/taylor/node2.html (935 words)

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