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To extend the concept of differentiability to a function of several variables, F : ℝn→ℝ, at a point P0 of its domain, we must recall that the value of a differentiable function at a point close to P0, P0 + \( \bar h \), can be approximated by the value of the function at the point, F(P0), plus the value of a linear transformation, called precisely the derivative at P0, applied to the increment \( \bar h \), where \( \left\| {\bar h} \right\| \) is sufficiently small.
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(2007). Appendices. In: Introduction to Classical Geometries. Birkhäuser Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7643-7518-8_5
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