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  • It's just a limit. But we recognize that this is the derivative of some function. We compare the expression to the formula in the definitio Now, find the derivative of $x\cdot e^{x}$ with PR: above set
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  • Furthermore, the derivative is defined as a limit. Unlike the limits we saw prior to derivatives, this ...unctions differentiable at a point is differentiable at that point and its derivative is equal to the sum of their derivatives; i.e., for any two functions $f,g$
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  • ...nes on ${\mathbb R}_x$ are called ''primal chain functions''. The exterior derivative is also given: ==The derivative of a $0$-chain map is a $1$-chain map==
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  • ...-g(c_{i})$. Then, its area is $(f(c_{i})-g(c_{i})) \Delta x_2$. Hence, the total area of the rectangles is: *we represent the total quantity $Q$ as the sum of its values $Q_i$ over simpler, or smaller, regio
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  • ==The instantaneous rate of change: derivative== ...es of change and, after the limit, the two components of the vector of the derivative of the curve.
    130 KB (22,842 words) - 13:52, 24 November 2018
  • ...ay the cells are attached to each other affects the matrix of the exterior derivative: ...ere we start to need geometry is when we move from the first to the second derivative.
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  • <!--150-->[[image:first derivative and Monotonicity.png| center]] ==The derivative==
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  • ==The derivative of a $0$-cochain is a $1$-cochain== Even though we are familiar with the derivative of a function as the ''rate of change'', the ''change'' will be initially o
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  • ...ay the cells are attached to each other affects the matrix of the exterior derivative: ...ere we start to need geometry is when we move from the first to the second derivative.
    41 KB (6,928 words) - 17:31, 26 October 2015
  • *the derivative of a function is the ''rate of change'', while *the exterior derivative of a $0$-form is the ''change''.
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  • *the derivative of a function is the ''rate of change'', while *the exterior derivative of a $0$-form is the ''change''.
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  • <!--150-->[[image:first derivative and Monotonicity.png| center]] ==The derivative==
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  • ...le ''ordinary differential equations (ODEs)'' with respect to the exterior derivative $d$ that have explicit solutions. *the first derivative $f'$ instead of the exterior derivative, and
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  • ...e time is in the first column progressing from $0$ every $.05$. The second derivative is in the next, $0$ and $-32$, respectively. In the next column, the initia A ''pattern'' is clear: growth by $2$. We have the total of six (linear) functions!
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  • ...o each other affects the matrix of the boundary operator (and the exterior derivative): that is closed: $A_N=A_0$. The ''total curvature'' of curve $C$ is the sum of the curvatures at the vertices (exce
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  • We now combine all the tangent spaces into one total tangent space. It contains all possible directions in each location: each t The total work over a path in the complex is the ''line integral''<!--\index{line int
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  • \text{the derivative }&\text{ the integral}\quad\\ ==The total value of a function: the Riemann sum==
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  • Warning: the method fails when it reaches a point where the derivative is equal to (or even close to) $0$. The most important use of the latter notation is in the definition of the derivative:
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  • To define [[derivative]]s we need limits and for [[limits]] we need to understand better the [[top These two cases lead to the concept of [[partial derivative]]s.
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  • ...portion $h$, dependent on the presumed length of the time interval, of the total amount is shared. ...of the ODE of population growth and decay -- with respect to the exterior derivative $d_t$ over time. This time, however, for each cell there are four adjacent
    44 KB (7,469 words) - 18:12, 30 November 2015
  • ...ote that the total amount of heat in the rod remains the same (seen under “total” in the spreadsheet shown above). ...ortion, $k$, dependent on the presumed length of the time interval, of the total amount is exchanged.
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  • ==The derivative of a function of several variables== '''Definition.''' The ''partial derivative of $z=f(X)=f(x_1,...,x_n)$ with respect $x_k$ at'' $X=A=(a_1,...,a_n)$ are
    42 KB (6,904 words) - 15:15, 30 October 2017
  • This is a vertical flip; there are also the horizontal and diagonal flips, a total of $4$. Only these four axes allow condition (A) to be satisfied. $\square$ is the (total) ''chain map''<!--\index{chain map}--> generated by $f$.
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  • *Chapter 3. The derivative 4 The limit of the difference quotient: the derivative
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  • ...portion $h$, dependent on the presumed length of the time interval, of the total amount is exchanged. The two images below are the initial state (a single i ...of the ODE of population growth and decay -- with respect to the exterior derivative $d_t$ over time. For each cell there are four adjacent cells and four tempe
    35 KB (5,917 words) - 12:51, 30 June 2016
  • Assuming a fixed mass, the total force gives us our acceleration. We to compute: What is the total flow along this “staircase”? We simply add the values located on these
    91 KB (16,253 words) - 04:52, 9 January 2019
  • and its derivative equals Find the directional derivative $D_v f(1,0,1)$, where
    46 KB (8,035 words) - 13:50, 15 March 2018
  • But we don't recognize $\sin (x^{2})$ as the derivative of any function we know... *the derivative of the “inside” function is present as a factor.
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  • The expression can be understood as the total flux of $a$ across a region of area $1$ on $a^\star$: ...ve” is always trivial. Instead, one can define the “Hodge-dualized” second derivative computed following these four steps:
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  • The expression can be understood as: the total flux of $a$ across a region of area $1$ on $a^\star$. ...ve” is always trivial. Instead, one can define the “Hodge-dualized” second derivative computed following these four steps:
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  • ...r pound. How much of each do you need to have $6$ pounds of blend with the total price of $\$14$? ...the Kenyan coffee and let $y$ be the weight of Colombian coffee. Then the total price of the blend is $\$ 14$. Therefore, we have a system:
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  • The ''material derivative'' is the [[rate of change]] of some physical quantity ([[heat]], or [[momen ...d the physical quantity is the temperature of the fluid. Then the material derivative describes the temperature evolution of a certain fluid parcel in time, as i
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  • *$d_t$ is the exterior derivative with respect to time (just the difference since the dimension is $1$); and *$d_x$ is the exterior derivative with respect to location.
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  • ...opulation $\Delta y$ is proportional to $y$... and $T-y$, where $T$ is the total possible population: In the meantime, the derivative, if any, would satisfy the following:
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  • ...r pound. How much of each do you need to have $6$ pounds of blend with the total price of $\$14$? ...the Kenyan coffee and let $y$ be the weight of Colombian coffee. Then the total price of the blend is $\$ 14$. Therefore, we have a system:
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  • <center>''a function on the right and its derivative is on the left''. </center> ...as differential forms. The form on the left is what we call the ''exterior derivative'' of the form on the right.
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  • ...linear map evaluated at $x-a$. This linear map $L_a$ is called the ''total derivative of $f$ at $x = a$''. Then, the total derivative
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  • We collect the tangent spaces into the (dimension $1$) ''total tangent space'' of $K$: Then $\varphi$ is a function on the total tangent space,
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  • ..., however, can take the squaring function as an input. This means that the derivative takes all the information of the squaring function—such as that two is se ...me. For example, travelling a steady 50&nbsp;mph for 3 hours results in a total distance of 150 miles. In the diagram on the left, when constant velocity
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  • *Goals: good understanding of limits, the derivative and the integral, fluent differentiation. i.e., the total score is the following weighted average of the five scores:
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  • *$J$: ''total current density'' (including both free and bound current); *$d$ and $d^*$ are the [[exterior derivative]] of the primal and the dual complex respectively (they are [[adjoint]] ope
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  • *Grade Breakdown: TOTAL = .05×A + .40×(Q + H) + .20×M + .35×F **2.1 The Derivative and the Slope of a Graph
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  • '''Theorem.''' Given a [[vector field]] $F = ( p, q )$ with continuous [[derivative]]. Then '''Theorem.''' Suppose vector field $F = ( p, q )$ has continuous derivative. Then
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  • ...differential equations (ODEs) of cochains'' with respect to their exterior derivative $d$. We choose a few simple examples that have explicit solutions. *the first derivative $f'$ instead of the exterior derivative, and
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  • ...of the ODE of population growth and decay -- with respect to the exterior derivative $d_t$ over time. For each cell there are two adjacent cells and two tempera *$d_t$ is the exterior derivative with respect to time; and
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  • How do we understand the [[derivative]] of [[functions of several variables]]? *The [[directional derivative]] $\nabla_e f(a)$ is a number for each $e$, $||e||=1$, there are infinitely
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  • *derivative, ...at any point: the slope] of the tangent line is equal to the value of the derivative of $f$ at the point.
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  • This is what we have learned about the [[derivative]]: *Geometrically, the derivative is about ''[[slope]]s''.
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  • The early calculus is about the derivative, i.e., the rate of change of a function. This doesn't seem like a part of T ==The derivative==
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  • Name:_________________________ $\qquad$ 10 problems, 100 points total ...The graph of a function $f(x)$ is given below. Estimate the values of the derivative $f'(x)$ for $x=0,4,$ and $6$. (Just the answer)
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