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The 66 pages that link to Taylor series, each with the reason it gives.

• Power seriesBroader topic: It is the standard way to obtain a power series from a function.

• SequenceBroader topic: Its coefficients form a sequence used to approximate functions near that point.

• Infinite seriesBroader topic: It represents functions locally as infinite sums of polynomial terms.

• Limit of a sequenceBroader topic: Its value is defined by limits of finite polynomial sums where the series converges.

• Ratio testBroader topic: Term ratios can determine where a Taylor series converges.

• Convergence of a seriesBroader topic: Convergence alone does not ensure that the series equals the function.

• Root testBroader topic: Root-test calculations can determine the interval of convergence of Taylor expansions.

• Analyticity of holomorphic functionsBroader topic: Holomorphic functions equal their Taylor series locally, not merely share its formal coefficients.

• Series expansionBroader topic: It constructs a local expansion from derivative data.