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differentiable Definition

dif·fer·en·ti·able (-s̸hē ə bəl, -s̸hə bəl)

adjective

  1. open to differentiation
  2. Math. designating or of a function which has a derivative at the point in question

differentiable Usage Examples

Preposition: on

  • line: Then is defined and differentiable on the whole line Re, and for Re.

Modifies a noun

  • function: Take the following example question, Example question 16 Give a differentiable function with a turning point at x=1.
  • manifold: The aim of the course is to give the students a thorough knowledge of differentiable manifolds and the geometric structures which dominate Riemannian geometry.
  • system: Dr. Froyland's research interests lie in the areas of differentiable dynamical systems and ergodic theory ( theoretical and computational aspects ).

Modifying Another Word

  • nowhere: It gives a continuous curve which is of infinite length and nowhere differentiable.
  • infinitely: Then what about infinitely differentiable functions that were non-analytic?
  • continuously: A homeomorphism that has at least one continuous derivative ( w.r.t. z ) and a continuously differentiable inverse is a diffeomorphism.
  • suitably: Exercise 8.7 Let z = f ( x / y ), where f is suitably differentiable.
  • easily: In the lower epithelium the large and long lacunar cells are easily differentiable.