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	Mathematics > Calculus and Analysis > Series
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	Closed-Form Expressions for the Finite Difference Approximations for First and Higher Derivatives Based on Taylor Series Complex Power Series--a Vector Field Visualization Computation of Puiseux Expansions for Algebraic Curves Distributional Alchemy The Education Forum: Three Excerpts from Euler Expansions of Powers of Multivariate Formal Power Series Graphics Gallery: Pictures of Geometric Series HYP and HYPQ: Mathematica Packages for the Manipulation of Binomial Sums and Hypergeometric Series Respectively q-Binomial Sums and Basic Hypergeometric Series Hyperasymptotics The Investigation of Tangent Polynomials with a Computer Algebra System Mathematica Evidence that Ramanujan Kills Baker-Gammel-Wills Multidimensional Analogues of Bohr's Theorem on Power Series Natural Boundaries and Rational Approximants On the Zeros of the Ramanujan tau-Dirichlet Series in the Critical Strip Orthogonal Series Representations of Probability Density and Distribution Functions A Package on Formal Power Series Power Series Expansions of Riemann's Zeta Function Power Series in Computer Algebra Power Series Solution of Linear and Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations Via Symbolic Programming Programming Tips: Taylor Polynomials, Efficiently qMultiSum - a package for proving q-hypergeometric multiple summation identities Researching a problem of convergence with Mathematica: history and visualization of a mathematical idea Sequences, Series and Mathematica Series as a Computational Differentiation Tool The Series Sum[n^m x^n, {n, 1, Infinity}] and a Pascal-like Triangle Symbolic analytical solution of N-dimensional radially symmetric polytropes Tricks of the Trade Trott's Corner: Modular Equations of the Rogers-Ramanujan Continued Fraction Using Mathematica to Illustrate the Race Track Principle in Calculus
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