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MultiSeries[SeriesInfo] - return information about a multiseries
Calling Sequence
SeriesInfo[ListCoefficients](S)
SeriesInfo[ListExponents](S)
SeriesInfo[CoefficientBigO](S)
SeriesInfo[ExponentBigO](S)
SeriesInfo[Variable](S)
SeriesInfo[Scale](S)
Parameters
S
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a multiseries
Description
The SeriesInfo subpackage is a collection of simple procedures that return information about multiseries. They are intended to serve as a programmer interface to the SERIES data structure. For compatibility with future releases, it is strongly recommended that you use these commands instead of accessing the operands of the data structure directly.
The ListCoefficients function returns the list of coefficients of S.
The ListExponents function returns the list of exponents of S.
The CoefficientBigO function returns the coefficient in the term of S.
The ExponentBigO function returns the exponent of the variable in the term of S.
A multiseries S without an term yields and .
The Variable function returns the variable used in the series S.
The Scale function returns the asymptotic scale in which S has been expanded.
Examples
An example with a simple power series expansion:
A more complicated expansion:
See Also
MultiSeries, MultiSeries[multiseries], type[SERIES]
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