Taylor Expansion in more than 1 dimensions.

[shadow silo]

Can anyone teach me how to expand a scalar field into a taylor series?

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The coefficient of $x^ay^b$ is just $\frac{\partial^{(a+b)}f}{\partial x^a\partial y^b}$, likewise for any number of variables

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