Lecture

Implicit Schemes in Numerical Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers implicit schemes in numerical analysis, focusing on stability and convergence properties. The instructor discusses the implementation of these schemes and their applications in solving differential equations. Various examples and theoretical explanations are provided to illustrate the concepts.

Instructor

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