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Haven't downvoted, but the "continuously" in "continuously differentiable" refers to the derivative and not to the function itself. (Also, from differentiable f
by pvitz 3y ago
Haven't downvoted, but the "continuously" in "continuously differentiable" refers to the derivative and not to the function itself. (Also, from differentiable follows continuous, but not the other way around (sufficient, but not necessary).)