Lecture

Differentiability Theorems

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Description

This lecture covers differentiability theorems, including the concept of partial derivatives, the existence of derivatives, and the method of finite increments. It also discusses the reciprocal of Schwartz's theorem, stronger versions, and the continuity of partial derivatives. The instructor demonstrates the application of these theorems through various examples and proofs.

Instructor

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Official source

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Analysis: Calculus, Numerical analysis

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