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$ f:\Omega \rightarrow \Re ^ m, \Omega \subset \Re ^n $

Function $ f $ is said to be k-th continuously differentiable on $ \Omega $, $ f \in C^{k} $,

if each component of f has continuous partials of order k on $ \Omega $.

Example.

  • For k=0, f is said to be coutinuous
  • For k=1, f is said to be continuously differentiable

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