Lecture

Nonlinear Equations and Polynomial Interpolation

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This lecture covers the topic of nonlinear equations, focusing on the Newton-Raphson method for systems of nonlinear equations. It also introduces curve fitting through polynomial interpolation, aiming to find a polynomial that accurately represents a set of data points.

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