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Graduate What happens with a differentiable function in the neighborhood of x?
Ok, I see it very clearly now, thanks again for the help!- Skalman
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Graduate What happens with a differentiable function in the neighborhood of x?
Wow, thanks, that's really useful. Would you agree that if additionally f'(x) changes sign a finite number of times, then the statement would hold?- Skalman
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Graduate What happens with a differentiable function in the neighborhood of x?
A problem in mathematical analysis that I have problems getting to grips with (need it to characterize the direction field of a differential equation) Suppose f(x) is a continuously differentiable function on ℝ with f(0)=f'(0)=0. Suppose that for any ε>0 there is some x in (0,ε) such that...- Skalman
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