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\frac{1}{\sqrt{\sum_{\alpha}(x_{\alpha}-x_{i\alpha})^2}}

Aproximate this function around x_{i\alpha}=0. I don't know how to do that? Any idea?
 
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xiα=0 ? Is this for all α and is there only one i?
 

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