Lecture

Implicit Euler Scheme

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Description

This lecture covers the Implicit Euler Scheme, a numerical method for solving ordinary differential equations. The instructor explains the algorithm step by step, highlighting its stability and convergence properties. Through examples and derivations, the lecture demonstrates how the Implicit Euler Scheme can be applied to various differential equations.

Instructor

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