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• Mandelbrot polynomial
  [[Mandelbrot polynomial]] is special kind of quadratic polynomial, written in form The [[Mandelbrot polynomial]] is used to define the [[Mandelbrot set]]
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• Chebyshev polynomial
  [[Chebyshev polynomial]] \(T\) is defined with the recursive relation<br> In [[Mathematica]], the [[Chebyshev polynomial]]s are built-in functions; \(T_n(x)\) is denoted with ChebyshevT[n,x]
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• Hermite polynomial
  [[File:Hermiten.jpg|300px|thumb| Normalised [[Hermite polynomial]]s, \(y=h_n(x)\) for \(n=2,3,4,5,6\)]] [[Hermite polynomial]] appears at the solution of the [[Stationary Schroedinger equation]] with
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• Mapping
  (for example, the growth faster than any polynomial, but slower than any exponential) and may open the new branch in the simula
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• Square root of factorial
  ...Along the real axis, the square root of factorial grows faster than any [[polynomial]], but slower than any [[exponential]].
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• ArcTetration
  ...ction may be useful for description of processes that grow faster than any polynomial but slower than any exponential. Such functions greatly extend the ability
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• Tania function
  the approximation by the polynomial of 5th order with respect to \(t\) gives at least three significant figures The [[complex map]] of the truncated expansion (11) as polynomial of 7th power of \(z\) is shown in figure at right for \(|z|\!<\!7\).
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• Fourier transform
  where \(\mathrm{HermiteH}\) are the [[Hermit polynomial]]s
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• Natural tetration
  ...tions of exponential give the class of functions that grow faster than any polynomial but slower than any exponential.
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• Iterated integral
  may fail; in particular, it fails while \(f\) is polynomial of order smaller than \(n\) and \(D^n f =0\) ...he fractional differentiation to some specific functions; for example, the polynomial or the exponential.
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• Acosc1
  ...ed in figure at right. For comparison, the Taylor approximation with cubic polynomial is shown with thin lines,
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• ZernikeR
  '''ZernikeR''', or '''Zernike polynomial''' is eigendunction of the [[Bessel transform]]. ...integer value of parameter \(m\) of the [[Bessel transform]], the Zernike polynomial is expressed as follows:
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• CosFourier
  where \(\mathrm{HermiteH}\) is the [[Hermite polynomial]]
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• SuZex approximation
  ...or series, which is, actually, a polynomial. The [[complex map]] of such a polynomial of power \(N\!=\!42\) is shown in the figure 3, For evaluation of [[SuZex]] of real argument, the polynomial approximation is sufficient, the values of function can be reconstructed ap
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• ArcTra
  where \(P_m\) is polynomial of \(m\)th order. In particular,
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• Algebra of generalized functions
  ...together with all their derivatives, can have slow (i.e., not faster than polynomial) .../math> decrease rapidly with all their derivatives (i.e., faster than any polynomial).
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• Nori
  The polynomial is good function for the analytic integration with exponential; so, the rep
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• Mandelbrot polynomial
  [[Mandelbrot polynomial]] is special kind of quadratic polynomial, written in form The [[Mandelbrot polynomial]] is used to define the [[Mandelbrot set]]
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• Amos
  \(H_n\!=\)[[HermiteH]]\(_n\) is the \(nth\) [[Hermite polynomial]], [[Hermite polynomial]],
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• Amplitude of oscillator function
  here, [[HermiteH]]\(_n\) denotes the \(n\)th [[Hermite polynomial]] and \(N_n\) is its norm.
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• Azimutal equation
  [[Legendre polynomial]], [[Category:Legendre polynomial]]
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• Bohr radius
  Usually, letters \(a\) and \(c\) are used to denote coefficients of some polynomial and/or asymptotic expansions.
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• Chebyshev polynomial
  [[Chebyshev polynomial]] \(T\) is defined with the recursive relation<br> In [[Mathematica]], the [[Chebyshev polynomial]]s are built-in functions; \(T_n(x)\) is denoted with ChebyshevT[n,x]
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