Wow, that's pretty neat. I've never seen that before. I made a quick-
and-dirty interact to show that:
var('z')
@interact
def exp_taylor(n = slider(range(1,20),default = 5)):
f = exp(z)
fn = f.taylor(z,0,n)
html('Taylor polynomial of the exponential function to order
'+str(n))
show(fn)
show(complex_plot(fn/abs(fn),(-15,15),(-15,15), axes = False,
figsize = [5,5], plot_points = 200))
-Marshall
On Feb 27, 6:57 pm, Dan Drake <dr...@kaist.edu> wrote:
> On Sat, 27 Feb 2010 at 04:16PM -0800, mhampton wrote:
> > There are all sorts of nice possibilities with complex_plot. As just
> > one example:
>
> Another idea: roots of the Taylor polynomials of the exponential
> function:http://www.mai.liu.se/~halun/complex/taylor/
>
> Dan
>
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