Real functions as traces of infinite polynomials
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Real functions, not necessarily everywhere defined, are considered as observable traces of nonstandard polynomials with an infinite number of (possibly infinitesimal or infinite) coefficients. A necessary and sufficient condition, characterizing all functions obtainable that way, is established.
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