Lecture

Advanced Analysis II: Multi-Index and Taylor Formula

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This lecture covers the concept of multi-index, the Taylor formula, and the generalization of partial derivatives. It explains the calculation of derivatives, the notation for multi-indices, and the application of Taylor's formula. The lecture also discusses the estimation of remainders in Taylor series and the importance of values in vector spaces.

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