Lecture

Recurrence Method: Generalization and Differential Calculus

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental principle of the recurrence method, including the generalization of the method to propositions dependent on 'n'. It also delves into differential calculus of functions of several variables, focusing on partial derivatives and gradients.

Instructor

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Analysis: Calculus, Vector analysis

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