Lecture

Extrema under multiple constraints

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This lecture covers the necessary conditions for multiple constraints, focusing on the proof based on the theorem. It discusses extrema under constraints, Lagrange multipliers, and the application of implicit function theorem. The lecture also explores examples of finding extrema under specific constraints using matrix products.

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