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Advanced analysis II

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This lecture covers advanced topics in analysis, focusing on derivatives of higher orders, partial derivatives, and their properties. It delves into the concept of class C² functions, Schwarz's theorem, and multi-indices. The instructor explains the notation and definitions related to partial derivatives, emphasizing the importance of understanding the recursive nature of these concepts.

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