Let f be a function defined on a domain
D, and c a point in D.
- If there exists a neighborhood U of
c with
f(c)
f(x)
for all x in U, then f(c) is
called a local maximum for the function f
that occurs at x = c.
- If there exists a neighborhood U of
c with
f(c)
f(x)
for all x in U, then f(c) is
called a local minimum for the function f
that occurs at x = c.
- If f(x) has either a local minimum or a
local maximum at x = c, then f(c) is
called local extremum of the function f.
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