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feat(data/complex/exponential): bound on exp for arbitrary arguments (#8667)
This PR is for a new lemma (currently called `exp_bound'`) which proves `exp x` is close to its `n`th degree taylor expansion for sufficiently large `n`. Unlike the previous bound, this lemma can be instantiated on any real `x` rather than just `x` with absolute value less than or equal to 1. I am separating this lemma out from #8002 because I think it stands on its own.
The last time I checked it was sorry free - but that was before I merged with master and moved it to a different branch. It may also benefit from a little golfing.
There are a few lemmas I proved as well to support this - one about the relative size of factorials and a few about sums of geometric sequences. The ~~geometric series ones should probably be generalized and moved to another file~~ this generalization sort of exists and is in the algebra.geom_sum file. I didn't find it initially since I was searching for "geometric" not "geom".
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