someacnt@sh.itjust.works
on 10 Sep 14:33
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Analyticity means the function locally behaves like (infinite-degree) polynomial. I’d say, it’s not strange that infinitely differentiable functions are not necessarily analytic - polynomials are quite restrictive, after all.
Well, over complex plane, differentiability = infinite differentiability = analyticity, so there’s that.
Zgierwoj@lemmy.blahaj.zone
on 10 Sep 18:20
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I wonder if I kinda get it because I have some basic background in electronics, or maybe I don’t get it at all but I think I do? I haven’t done actual math stuff in years
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Analyticity means the function locally behaves like (infinite-degree) polynomial. I’d say, it’s not strange that infinitely differentiable functions are not necessarily analytic - polynomials are quite restrictive, after all.
Well, over complex plane, differentiability = infinite differentiability = analyticity, so there’s that.
I wonder if I kinda get it because I have some basic background in electronics, or maybe I don’t get it at all but I think I do? I haven’t done actual math stuff in years