
doi: 10.4418/2013.68.2.17
handle: 11583/2520087
The paper investigates general properties of the power series over a non- Archimedean ordered field, extending to the set of algebraic power series the intermediate value theorem and Rolle's theorem and proving that an algebraic series attains its maximum and its minimum in every closed interval. The paper also investigates a few properties concerning the convergence of powerseries, Taylor's expansion around a point and the order of a zero.
Archimedean property, Extreme value, Ordered fields, Intermediate value, QA1-939, Power series, Intermediate value theorem, Mathematics
Archimedean property, Extreme value, Ordered fields, Intermediate value, QA1-939, Power series, Intermediate value theorem, Mathematics
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