Abstract
How do we compute π, e, sin x, log x, etc. within a prescribed margin of error? How large is \( \int\limits_x^{{ + \infty }} {{e^{{ - {t^2}}}}dt} \)when x is large? Is there a harmless way to compute limits and discuss local properties of graphs? And what about global properties such as concavity or convexity?
Keywords
Asymptotic Expansion Convex Function Minimum Point Nonnegative Real Number Taylor Polynomial
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© Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003