Lecture

Interpolation: Problem Statement

Description

This lecture introduces the problem of interpolation, where the goal is to find a polynomial of degree n passing through given distinct points. The instructor explains the concept using examples with different numbers of points and demonstrates the challenges of oscillation and approximation when adding more points for interpolation.

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