Walter's Transformation

Walter's Transformation is a mathematical concept used in number theory and calculus to analyze functions as variables approach certain points, often zero or infinity. It involves changing the function’s variables or form to simplify its behavior or reveal underlying patterns. By transforming a function, mathematicians can better understand its limits, growth, or asymptotic behavior. Think of it as reorganizing or re-scaling the function’s expression to make complex behavior more manageable and easier to interpret, especially near critical points.