This lecture covers the concepts of differentiability, composition of functions, partial derivatives, Jacobian matrix, and polar coordinates. It explains the chain rule, matrix notation, and applications in various examples.
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Discusses differentiation of multivariable functions and coordinate transformations, including polar and cylindrical coordinates, along with the Laplacian operator and its applications.
