Slope of a differentiable function #
Given a function f : ๐ โ E from a nontrivially normed field to a normed space over this field,
dslope f a b is defined as slope f a b = (b - a)โปยน โข (f b - f a) for a โ b and as deriv f a
for a = b.
In this file we define dslope and prove some basic lemmas about its continuity and
differentiability.
dslope f a b is defined as slope f a b = (b - a)โปยน โข (f b - f a) for a โ b and
deriv f a for a = b.
Equations
- dslope f a = Function.update (slope f a) a (deriv f a)
Instances For
If f has power series p at zโ, then dslope f zโ has power series p.fslope at zโ.
Alias of HasFPowerSeriesAt.dslope_fslope.
If f has power series p at zโ, then dslope f zโ has power series p.fslope at zโ.
Away from the base point a, the function dslope f a is analytic within s at z as soon as f
is.
If f is analytic at z, then so is dslope f a, for any base point a.
If f is analytic on s and the base point a does not lie in s, then dslope f a is analytic
on s.
If f is analytic on a set s that is a neighbourhood of the base point a, then dslope f a is
analytic on s.
If f is analytic on a neighbourhood of s, then so is dslope f a, for any base point a.