Analysis Basics

Taylor-expansion

Définition

Let be an application from to a Taylor-expansion of around is an approximation of application by a polynomial with an upper bound of the error. with

We also denote by

We say that is the Taylor-expansion of of order around

The Taylor-expansion of order of an application around when it exists, is unique.

We also define a Taylor-expansion around a real

with

We also denote by and we have the same definitions and properties as for the Taylor-expansion around

Taylor-Youg's formula

Let be an application of class around a point . We have:

By setting we obtain another expression which is often useful:

This infers that an application of class around has a Taylor-expansion of order

Taylor-Young's formula allows to determine the usual Taylor-expansions around that are useful to know, and it is used to determine a Taylor-expansion around a point which differs from

FondamentalOperations on Taylor-expansions

Sum

If two applications and have Taylor-expansions of order around a real number application has a Taylor-expansion of order around equal to the sum of the Taylor-expansions of and

Product

If two applications and have Taylor-expansions of order around a real number of type

and ) where and are polynomials, the product has a Taylor-expansiion of order equal to the part with a degree lower or equal to of polynomial

Integration

If application has around a Taylor-expansion of order of type

and if we denote by the antiderivative which is zero in of application we have:

FondamentalTaylor-expansions of usual applications around 0

Exponential application and associated applications

(expansion of order )

(expansion of order )

Trigonométric applications

(expansion of order )

(expansion of order )

Application

Special case and associated applications

With the expression of the sum of the terms of a geometric sequence, we have:

By changing to we obtain:

By integration we obtain:

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