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Define a power series in and . Initially, only the constant and linear terms are computed, so these are shown.
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If we compute more terms (in this case, up to homogeneous degree 10), more terms will be displayed.
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The following calling sequence shows up to 20 terms and up to homogeneous degree 5. For this power series, there are a total of 21 terms of homogeneous degree less than or equal to 5, so it shows all but one of them.
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If we omit the parameter, its default value is 50, so the following command shows all terms of homogeneous degree less than or equal to 5.
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We can set the and parameters to to show all currently computed terms.
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We define a univariate polynomial over power series. Its coefficients have very few terms precomputed, so Display doesn't show much.
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If we increase the precision (computing more terms), then Display will show more terms.
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The option cuts the display off after displaying the constant coefficient of the main variable, .
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The SetDisplayStyle command makes future calls to Display use a given set of parameters.
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