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Volume 25, Issue 6
On the Divided Difference Form of Faà di Bruno's Formula II

Xinghua Wang & Aimin Xu

J. Comp. Math., 25 (2007), pp. 697-704.

Published online: 2007-12

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In this paper, we consider the higher divided difference of a composite function $f(g(t))$ in which $g(t)$ is an $s$-dimensional vector. By exploiting some properties from mixed partial divided differences and multivariate Newton interpolation, we generalize the divided difference form of Faà di Bruno's formula with a scalar argument. Moreover, a generalized Faà di Bruno's formula with a vector argument is derived.

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65D05, 05A10, 41A05.

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In this paper, we consider the higher divided difference of a composite function $f(g(t))$ in which $g(t)$ is an $s$-dimensional vector. By exploiting some properties from mixed partial divided differences and multivariate Newton interpolation, we generalize the divided difference form of Faà di Bruno's formula with a scalar argument. Moreover, a generalized Faà di Bruno's formula with a vector argument is derived.

Xinghua Wang & Aimin Xu. (1970). On the Divided Difference Form of Faà di Bruno's Formula II. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 25 (6). 697-704. doi:
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