The Pantheon of Derivatives - Part V - Comments

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In summary, the PF Insights post by fresh_42 discusses the Pantheon of Derivatives, specifically the Implicit Function Theorem and its requirements. It is mentioned that the function only needs to be differentiable in the second argument and can be applied to a Banach space. Formula (15) is also discussed and its relation to Riemann manifolds. Finally, it is suggested that the Cauchy-Goursat Theorem can also be derived from the Stokes formula. The conversation ends with gratitude to fresh_42 for the valuable information provided.
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1) regarding the Implicit Function Theorem:
there is no need to demand ##f## to be totally differentiable in ##(x,y)## Actually ##f## must be differentiable just in the second argument while the first one can belong to a topological space. By the way, ##\mathbb{R}^m## can also be replaced with a Banach space.

2) Formula (15) holds for any Riemann manifold and follows from (14) with the help of results from previous part.

I think that theCauchy-Goursat Theorem can also be obtained from the Stokes formula without a considerable loss of generality.
 
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What an incredible resource! Thank you Fresh!
 

Related to The Pantheon of Derivatives - Part V - Comments

1. What is the Pantheon of Derivatives?

The Pantheon of Derivatives is a series of articles that explore the world of financial derivatives, which are financial instruments that derive their value from an underlying asset or index.

2. What is the purpose of Part V - Comments?

Part V - Comments is meant to provide a platform for readers to discuss and share their thoughts and opinions on the previous articles in the Pantheon of Derivatives series.

3. Are derivatives risky investments?

Derivatives can be considered risky investments due to their complex nature and potential for high leverage. However, they can also be used to manage risk and hedge against market fluctuations.

4. Who should read the Pantheon of Derivatives?

The Pantheon of Derivatives is suitable for anyone who is interested in learning more about financial derivatives, including students, investors, and professionals in the finance industry.

5. Is it necessary to read the previous parts before reading Part V - Comments?

While it is not necessary, it is recommended to read the previous parts of the Pantheon of Derivatives series to have a better understanding of the topics and discussions in Part V - Comments.

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