Lecture

Interpolation: Lagrange polynomial and error analysis

Description

This lecture covers the interpolation of functions using Lagrange polynomials, focusing on the error analysis and interval approximation. The instructor discusses the proof and interpretation of the interpolation process, emphasizing the dependence on the function. Various theorems and mathematical concepts are presented, such as the error estimation and the role of interpolation in function approximation.

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