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Given a calculus field? FF of scalars and a type of indices II, one could define a calculus vector space? VF IV \coloneqq F^I with canonical function e:IVe:I \hookrightarrow V. Let f:VFf:V \to F be a directionally differentiable function valued in scalars, and given a vector w:Vw:V, the directional derivative w\Del_{w} is pointwise defined as

w(f)(v)lim (x,y)(x,x)f(v+xw)f(v+yw)xy\Del_{w}(f)(v) \coloneqq \lim_{(x, y) \to (x, x)} \frac{f(v + x w) - f(v + y w)}{x - y}

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