Differentiability on n
Def
Let f : {x1 } { x j 1 } [a,b] { x j+1 }{ x n } , x1 [a1 ,b1 ], , x j-1 [a j-1 ,b j-1 ], x j [a j +1 ,b j +1 ], , x n [a n ,bn ] be fixed.
denote
it by f x j ( x1 , ,xi-1 ,t0 ,xi +1 , x n ) .
Let a = ( x1 , ,x j-1 ,t0 ,x j +1 , x n ), ei = (0 , 0 , 1,0 , ,0).
Then
m Def. f : ( a1 ,b1 ) ( a n ,bn ) and f = ( f 1 ,f 2 , ,f m ), f j : V = ( a j ,b j ) for j =1, ,m . Let x1 , ,xi-1 ,xi +1 , ,x n be fixed
Then we define the first-order partial derviatiove of f with respect to x j to be the vector valued
function
f f f , ,g m ) =( = ( g1 , ). xi x1 x m
Higher-order partial derivatives are defined by iteration. For example, f x x = x ( x ) for 1 i,j n is called the second partial j i
i j
continuous at (a,b), then the other mixed second partial derivative exists and
2 f 2 f ( a,b) = ( a,b) . x y y x
belongs to (0,1).
By M.V.T ,
s (0,1)
lim lim
k 0 h 0
( h,k ) = kh
f f 2 f ( ( a + sh,b + tk )) = hk ( a + sh,b + tk ) x y xy
f yx is continuous at ( a,b)
u (0,1)
lim lim
k 0 h 0
( h,k ) = h
f x is continuous on Br (a,b)
Let h = 0,
Then 2 f 1 f f 2 f = lim ( ( a,b + k )( a,b)) = ( a,b) k 0 k yx x x xy
x2 y2 xy , ( x, y ) (0,0) , f ( x, y ) = x 2 + y 2 ( x, y ) = (0,0). 0,
2 2 is C 1 on , both mixed second partial derivatives of f exist on but the second-order partial derivative of f do not commute at (0,0).
y y0 a y [ c,d ]
Theorem 11.5. H = [a , b] [c, d ] be a rectangle and suppose that f : H . Suppose that f (, y ) is integrable on [a,b] for each y [c, d ] and that the partial derivative f y ( x , ) exists on [c,d] for each x [a , b]. If the two-variable function
f y ( , ) is continuous on H, then
d dy
f ( x , y )dx =
f ( x, y )dx. y