
Abstract The invariance properties of partial differential approximants for power series in two (or more) variables are investigated. Certain classes of approximants are shown to exhibit desirable properties such as : (a) Eulerian invariance under the change of variables x => ̅x = Ax/(1+Bx) and/or y => ̅y = Cy/ (1+Dy); (b) ‘rotational’ invariance under homogeneous linear transformations of x and y; (c) covariance under exponentiation of the original series. Similar results are demonstrated for constrained, multipoint, and higher order differential approximants. Specializing to functions of one variable provides extensions of known invariance properties of ordinary Padé approximants and inhomogeneous differential approximants.
two-variable functions, functional transformations, partial differential approximants, generalized rotation, Euler transformation, Padé approximation, invariance properties
two-variable functions, functional transformations, partial differential approximants, generalized rotation, Euler transformation, Padé approximation, invariance properties
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