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Uk ,U ) and x ∈ M, f (x)(u1 , . . , uk ) is denoted f (x; u1 , . . , uk ), and the directional derivative in the direction v ∈ V is denoted d f (x; v, u1 , . . , uk ). This expression is 18 Calculus and linear algebra k + 1-linear in the arguments after the semicolon. This is consistent with the following. Convention: Arguments after the semicolon are linear; and, to the extent it applies, the first argument after the semicolon is the one indicating the direction in which the directional derivative has been taken.

Xk ](t1 , . . ,tk ) := (1 − ∑ ti )x0 + t1 x1 + . . + tk xk . 4 Given a k + 1-tuple (x0 , x1 , . . , xk ) of mutual neighbours in a manifold M; then if t0 ,t1 , . . ,tk is a k + 1-tuple of scalars with sum 1, the affine combination k ∑ t i · xi i=0 is well defined in M, and as a function of (t1 , . . ,tk ) ∈ Rk defines a map [x0 , x1 , . . , xk ] : Rk → M. All points in the image of this map are mutual neighbours. If N is a manifold, or a KL vector space, any map f : M → N preserves this affine combination, f ◦ [x0 , x1 , .

Fk (x, . . , x) for all x ∈ Dk (V ). 3) Equivalently, there exists a unique sequence of maps f(0) , f(1) , f(2) , . . with f(k) : V → W k-homogeneous such that f (x) = f(0) + f(1) (x) + f(2) (x) + . . + f(k) (x) for all x ∈ Dk (V ). Proof. 3 Let g : Dk (V ) → W vanish on Dk−1 (V ) ⊆ Dk (V ). Then there exists a unique k-linear symmetric G : V × . . × V → W such that for all v ∈ Dk (V ), g(v) = G(v, . . , v). Proof. Let (v1 , . . , vk ) ∈ V × . . ×V . Consider the map τ : Dk → W given by (d1 , .

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