Maclaurin series
Mac·lau·rin series
noun \mə-ˈklȯr-ən(z)-\Definition of MACLAURIN SERIES
: a Taylor's series that is expanded about the reference point zero and that takes the form 
subject to the conditions holding for a Taylor's series —called also Maclaurin's series
subject to the conditions holding for a Taylor's series —called also Maclaurin's series Origin of MACLAURIN SERIES
Colin Maclaurin †1746 Scottish mathematician
First Known Use: 1902
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