Lecture

Methods of Demonstrations: Recurrence and Taylor Formula

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Description

This lecture covers methods of demonstrations, including recurrence on two variables and the Taylor formula for functions of several variables. It also discusses the application of the Jacobian matrix for composite functions, focusing on the gradient and Laplacian in polar coordinates.

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Analysis: Vector analysis, Calculus

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