Lecture

Numerical Methods: Order of Accuracy

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of order of accuracy in numerical methods, focusing on schemes of different orders and their error analysis. The instructor explains how to choose parameters to achieve a desired level of accuracy and discusses the implications of the order of accuracy on the final results.

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