Create a geometric power series in and . Extract its analytic expression.
Create a power series for a rational function. Extract its analytic expression.
Define the product of and . Its analytic expression is known because the analytic expressions for both and are known.
Below, and are defined as the same power series, but knows its analytic expression and doesn't.
If we create power series from and by arithmetic operations, then those involving do not know their analytic expressions, but those involving do (if the other power series involved know their analytic expressions). Below, and represent the same power series, but because used rather than in its definition, it knows its analytic expression.
If we create a univariate polynomial over power series, it will know its analytic expression if each of the coefficients of the main variable knows its analytic expression. Below, knows its analytic expression, but doesn't.
Create a Puiseux series in and . Extract its analytic expression.
We can get the internal power series of , get its analytic expression, apply the change of variables given by and multiply this by .
Finally, we create a univariate polynomial over power series from a list of Puiseux series.
We get the analytic expression of .