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  • The Tailor expansion of <math>z!</math> at the point <math>z=\nu_0</math> can be writen ax follo The coefficients of this expansion are copypasted in the table below:
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  • In partucular, the "new expansion" ...ox \! \exp(1/{\rm e})\), \(z\!\approx 0\), then it is expandable into the Taylor series
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  • ...)\) and \(F(k\!+\!1)\) into the equation above, and the expansion to the [[Taylor series]] with respect to \(\varepsilon\) gives the equation for \(k\) and t
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  • In order to simplify the expansion at the branchpoints (see below), the cut lines are directed to the left, pa ===Expansion of Tania at infinity===
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  • Each of the values above can be used to construct the simple Taylor expansion, suitable for the approximations. Although the ArcCos of real argument is i ===Expansion of ArcCos at the branch point===
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  • ...n the truncation, overlap pretty well with exact acosc1, and also with the expansion at zero below. The expansion at zero can be written as follows:
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  • ==Expansion at zero== The straightforward Taylor expansion at zero can be written as follows:
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  • At small values of the argument, the [[Shoko function]] expands to the Taylor series as follows: Many Taylor coefficients of the expansion can be calculated with some [[Mathematica]] or [[Maple software]]; the seri
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  • // Coefficients of the Taylor expansion at zero of function [[SuZex]].
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  • ==Taylor expansion at zero== Fig.3. [[Taylor approximation]] (4) with 48 terms; \(!u\!+\!\mathrm i v= P_{48}(x\!+\!\math
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  • // Coefficients of the Taylor expansion at zero of function [[SuZex]]. Furst ten values seem to be precize. ...bs(z) < 1.6 ) return SuZexTay0(z) ; // I made the Taylor expansion for this case
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  • ==Expansion at zero== if evaluated with complex double variables, the first 24 terms of this expansion provide of order of 15 correct decimal digits for \(|z|<8\).
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  • [[Complex map]]: truncated Taylor expansion of abelsine [[AuSin]], Fig.22.2</p></center></small>
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  • Now about 200 of such objects are known. The first one, the Hulse-Taylor 66. Early stages of relativistic fireball expansion. Phys.Rev.D 1995, 52, 4380-4392 (with M.V. Murzina)
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  • ==Expansion at zero== As kori is entire function, the Taylor series absolutely converge at any value of the argument.
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  • ...upying positions in case there is such resistance, armed aggression, armed expansion from Kiev,” the head of the State Duma’s committee for relations with e ...ident Barack Obama? Of course not, just as it should not be blamed on NATO expansion, the Iraq war or Western interventions to stop mass atrocities in the Balka
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  • ...proximation of natural [[tetration]], implemented in [[C++]] as the Taylor expansion at zero with 50 terms. //[[Category:Tetration]] [[Category:Book]] [[Category:C++]] [[Category:Taylor series]]
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  • ...upying positions in case there is such resistance, armed aggression, armed expansion from Kiev,” the head of the State Duma’s committee for relations with e ...ident Barack Obama? Of course not, just as it should not be blamed on NATO expansion, the Iraq war or Western interventions to stop mass atrocities in the Balka
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  • ...r expansion]] for large values of imaginary part of the argument and two [[Taylor expansions]] for moderate values of the imaginary pat of the argument, in a Also, the imlementation in [[Mathematica]], based on the [[modified Kneser expansion]]
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