matlab series用法,Puiseux series

Specify Direction of Expansion

Find the Puiseux series approximations using

the Direction argument. This argument lets you

change the convergence area, which is the area where series tries

to find converging Puiseux series expansion approximating the original

expression.

Find the Puiseux series approximation of this expression. By

default, series finds the approximation that

is valid in a small open circle in the complex plane around the expansion

point.

syms x

series(sin(sqrt(-x)), x)

ans =

(-x)^(1/2) - (-x)^(3/2)/6 + (-x)^(5/2)/120

Find the Puiseux series approximation of the same expression

that is valid in a small interval to the left of the expansion point.

Then, find an approximation that is valid in a small interval to the

right of the expansion point.

syms x

series(sin(sqrt(-x)), x)

series(sin(sqrt(-x)), x, 'Direction', 'left')

series(sin(sqrt(-x)), x, 'Direction', 'right')

ans =

(-x)^(1/2) - (-x)^(3/2)/6 + (-x)^(5/2)/120

ans =

- x^(1/2)*1i - (x^(3/2)*1i)/6 - (x^(5/2)*1i)/120

ans =

x^(1/2)*1i + (x^(3/2)*1i)/6 + (x^(5/2)*1i)/120

Try computing the Puiseux series approximation of this expression.

By default, series tries to find an approximation

that is valid in the complex plane around the expansion point. For

this expression, such approximation does not exist.

series(real(sin(x)), x)

Error using sym/series>scalarSeries (line 90)

Unable to compute series expansion.

However, the approximation exists along the real axis, to both

sides of x = 0.

series(real(sin(x)), x, 'Direction', 'realAxis')

ans =

x^5/120 - x^3/6 + x