Theorem 23 (Taylor's Theorem in two variables)

Given a function [Maple Math] with all its partial derivatives of order less than or equal to [Maple Math] continuous on

[Maple Math] .

Let ( [Maple Math] ) lie in [Maple Math] , then for every ( [Maple Math] ) there exists a [Maple Math] between [Maple Math] and [Maple Math] , and a [Maple Math] between [Maple Math] and [Maple Math] such that

[Maple Math]

with

[Maple Math]
[Maple Math]

[Maple Math] ,

where [Maple Math] and [Maple Math] denote the partial derivatives with respect to [Maple Math] and [Maple Math] respectively.

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The error term is given by

[Maple Math] .

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This Taylor series expansion can be obtained by the MapleV function 'mtaylor()':

> readlib(mtaylor):mtaylor(ff(x,y),[x=x0,y=y0],4);

[Maple Math]
[Maple Math]
[Maple Math]

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Now try to reproduce the following result manually:

> f:=(t,y)->t^2-t+t*sin(y)-y^2;

[Maple Math]

> readlib(mtaylor):mtaylor(f(t,y),[t=1,y=Pi],5);

[Maple Math]

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