Laurent series
Laurent series noun: a power series generalising Taylor series, in which the exponents may be positive or negative integers.
Noun
Laurent series (plural Laurent series)
- A power series generalising Taylor series, in which the exponents may be positive or negative integers.
Forms of Laurent series
| plural | Laurent series |
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Origin of Laurent series
Named after French mathematician Pierre Alphonse Laurent (1813–1854)
Questions about Laurent series
- What does Laurent series mean?
- Laurent series means a power series generalising Taylor series, in which the exponents may be positive or negative integers.
- What part of speech is Laurent series?
- Laurent series is a noun.
- What is the plural of Laurent series?
- The plural of Laurent series is Laurent series.
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