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Thursday, May 30, 2024

Module over a Noncommutative Algebra and Taylor series

Let us consider the vector space C∞(R), and some linear endomorphism on it:

(1)δ:f(x)⟼f′(x),e:f(x)⟼f(a),t:f(x)⟼∫axf(t)dt

Here we view f(a) as the constant function, hence e is an endomorphism.

Then consider the smallest R algebra contain δ,e,t in EndR−Mod(C∞(R)), denote it as (R,+,∗)​​.

Notice that R is a Noncommutative ring since δe=0,eδ≠0.

Now let us view C∞(R) as a left module over R.

By the fundamental theorem of Calculus, we have the identity

(2)1=e+tδ

i.e.

(3)f(x)=f(a)+∫axf′(t)dt

 

Since

(4)f′(t)=1∗f′(t)

We have

(5)f(x)=f(a)+∫ax(f′(a)+∫axf″(t)dt)dt=f(a)+f′(a)(x−a)+∫ax∫axf″(t)dt

After using the identity n+1 times we get

(6)f(x)=∑k=0nf(k)(a)k!(x−a)k+∫ax...∫axf(n+1)(t)dt

By The First Mean Value Theorem for Integrals, we have

(7)∫ax...∫axf(n+1)(t)dt=∫ax...∫axf(n+1)(ζ)dt=f(n+1)(ζ)(n+1)!(x−a)n+1

Hence we get

(8)f(x)=∑k=0nf(k)(a)k!(x−a)k+f(n+1)(ζ)(n+1)!(x−a)n+1

 

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