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Expansion can have several meanings, including:

  • In physics: Expansion of space, thermal expansion
  • In computer hardware: an Expansion card
  • In computer programming: In-line expansion
  • In computer gaming: an expansion pack
  • In mathematics: polynomial expansion or the expansion of a graph

See also: Wikipedia:Requests for expansion

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