Lecture

Taylor Polynomial: Order 2

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the calculation of Taylor polynomials of order 2 around a point, focusing on the method using limited developments and the mastery of differential calculus. The instructor demonstrates the process step by step, emphasizing the importance of careful analysis. The lecture also discusses the application of Taylor polynomials in polar coordinates and harmonic functions. Various examples and formulas are provided to illustrate the concepts.

Instructor

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Mathematics

Analysis: Calculus, Numerical analysis

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