Examples for
Series Expansions
Wolfram|Alpha can compute Taylor, Maclaurin, Laurent, Puiseux and other series expansions. A series expansion is a representation of a mathematical expression in terms of one of the variables, often using the derivative of the expression to compute successive terms in the series. A partial sum of a series expansion can be used to approximate a math expression numerically.
Analyze a function using the Taylor power series.
Find a Taylor series expansion:
Expand around a specified point:
Specify the order of the expansion:
Specify the center point and the order of the expansion:
Use a power series with fractional exponents to approximate a function.
Find a Puiseux series expansion:
Find a generalized Puiseux series expansion:
Represent a function as a Laurent series.