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Homework Statement


This is an extract from elements of mechanics by giovanni.
I'[m unable to understand the meaning of R^d and C^\infty

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hi shakgoku! :smile:

Rd is the same as Rn

i assume "d" stands for "dimension" :biggrin:

and C is the space of functions which are differentiable "infinitely many" times
 
Hey tiny-tim!

Thank you , now everything in the page makes sense to me! :)
 
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