Recursion Trees and Matrix Multiplication

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This lecture covers the concept of recursion trees with examples, including the master method for solving recurrences. It also delves into the maximum subarray problem, demonstrating the divide-and-conquer approach and finding the maximum subarray crossing the midpoint. Additionally, the lecture explains matrix multiplication, providing definitions and examples of multiplying two matrices using the naive algorithm and the smart divide-and-conquer algorithm.

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