Lecture

Error and Recursion

In course

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Description

This lecture discusses the iterative calculation of errors in a mathematical context, exploring the relationship between errors at different steps and the spectral radius of a matrix. The instructor explains how to define and calculate errors, as well as the significance of the spectral radius in error analysis.

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Mathematics

Analysis: Numerical analysis, Functional analysis

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