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OrthogonalSeries[Degree] - return the degree of a series with respect to one or more variables
Calling Sequence
Degree(S, x)
Degree(S, [x1,.., xn])
Degree(S)
Parameters
S
-
orthogonal series
x, x1, .., xn
names
Description
If S is a finite series, then the Degree(S, x) calling sequence returns the degree of S with respect to the variable x. If S is an infinite series, then the result is infinity.
The Degree(S, [x1,.., xn]) calling sequence returns [Degree(S, x1),..., Degree(S, xn)].
The Degree(S) calling sequence returns the maximum degree of S with respect to its variables. This allows the user to test whether a series is finite.
Examples
See Also
ChebyshevT, GegenbauerC, LaguerreL, OrthogonalSeries, OrthogonalSeries[Create]
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