The
-order Taylor series expansion function of
is of the form
. At
, this is the Maclaurin series,
. The differential transformation
of the function
is given by
. The differential inverse transform of
is defined by
. Table 1 in [2] gives a list of properties of the differential transformation. For instance, if
then
.
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