Lecture

Development of Taylor Polynomials

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This lecture covers the development of Taylor polynomials of order p around a point x, including terminology, estimation of the remainder, and examples of integrals dependent on parameters. It also explores the concept of limit in the context of Taylor polynomials.

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Analysis: Calculus, Vector analysis, Numerical analysis

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