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2007-08-27 18:14
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Give an example of a function f:R^2 --> R where both partial derivatives df/dx and df/dy exist non-trivially, but neither are continuous at (0,0).
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2007-08-30 1:05
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>>3,
4
What do you mean by double cone? I phail to see a 2nd cone.
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By that requirement,
>>2
would also fail due to the 0/0 singularity in the partial derivatives at (0,0).
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