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One possible reason is that it's hard to construct a numerical approximation (e.g. polynomial approximation) to the power curve around zero. With a linear part
by Ono-Sendai 7y ago
One possible reason is that it's hard to construct a numerical approximation (e.g. polynomial approximation) to the power curve around zero. With a linear part you avoid that problem. This is probably what the 'numerical problems' alludes to.