Lecture

Numerical Integration Methods

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Description

This lecture covers numerical integration methods such as the trapezoid method and Simpson's method, along with the use of MATLAB functions like trapz and cumtrapz. It also delves into the differentiation and representation of numbers, showcasing the application of these methods in solving differential equations and simulating physical systems.

Instructor

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Official source

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Analysis: Numerical analysis, Calculus, Complex analysis, Differential anaysis

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