trim

taylor

The multivariate order of the expansion returned;
 default of <code>NULL</code> means to return <code>a</code> unaltered

maxorder

Remove redundant entries from a multivariate polynomial: function
 <code>trim()</code> trims the array of non-significant zeroes as far as
 possible without altering its value as a multipol; function
 <code>taylor()</code> returns the multivariate Taylor expansion to a
 specified order.

array

Various utilities to manipulate multivariate polynomials.

Robin K S Hankin

multipol

Multivariate Polynomials

trim function

<dl> <dt>a</dt>
<dd>A multipol</dd> <dt>maxorder</dt>
<dd>The multivariate order of the expansion returned;
 default of <code>NULL</code> means to return <code>a</code> unaltered</dd></dl>

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Remove redundant entries from a multipol — trim

<dl>

 <dt>a</dt>
<dd>A multipol</dd>

 <dt>maxorder</dt>
<dd>The multivariate order of the expansion returned;
 default of <code>NULL</code> means to return <code>a</code> unaltered</dd>

</dl>

trim: Remove redundant entries from a multipol

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