Abstract:The structure of SIGSAM Problem #8, [1], motivated the development of algorithms to determine an arbitrary, say r-th, derivative with respect to t of a function f(t)
α
, where [EQUATION]
“…The structure of these proofs indicates however that, instead of the recursive definition of the ~'s as given in [2], in this case a closed form for these ~'s is preferable.…”
Section: -~mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[I], is asked for a part of the power series expansion of The presented solution, based on special purpose differentiation algorithms [2], is constructed to give some insight in the structure of P (n). r A short summary of some notational conventions, used in [2], is necessary: The operators D and Z denote differentiation by t and replacement of t by 0, respectively.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…r A short summary of some notational conventions, used in [2], is necessary: The operators D and Z denote differentiation by t and replacement of t by 0, respectively. Let ~ c IR~ {0, i, ... , r-l} and r E I.…”
In SIGSAM Problem # 8, [1], is asked for a part of the power series expansion of[EQUATION]The presented solution, based on special purpose differentiation algorithms [2], is constructed to give some insight in the structure of P
r
(n).
“…The structure of these proofs indicates however that, instead of the recursive definition of the ~'s as given in [2], in this case a closed form for these ~'s is preferable.…”
Section: -~mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[I], is asked for a part of the power series expansion of The presented solution, based on special purpose differentiation algorithms [2], is constructed to give some insight in the structure of P (n). r A short summary of some notational conventions, used in [2], is necessary: The operators D and Z denote differentiation by t and replacement of t by 0, respectively.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…r A short summary of some notational conventions, used in [2], is necessary: The operators D and Z denote differentiation by t and replacement of t by 0, respectively. Let ~ c IR~ {0, i, ... , r-l} and r E I.…”
In SIGSAM Problem # 8, [1], is asked for a part of the power series expansion of[EQUATION]The presented solution, based on special purpose differentiation algorithms [2], is constructed to give some insight in the structure of P
r
(n).
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