Comment author:Matt2
18 January 2008 01:55:26AM
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The differences method is of course strongly related to differential calculus. The first difference corresponds to the first derivative, etc. And just like in differences, the nth derivative of a x^n term is sure enough a constant.
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The differences method is of course strongly related to differential calculus. The first difference corresponds to the first derivative, etc. And just like in differences, the nth derivative of a x^n term is sure enough a constant.