Lecture

Model Extension and Composition of Functions

Description

This lecture covers the concepts of model extension and composition of functions. Starting with the definition of extension and restriction, it explores examples and properties of extending functions. The lecture then delves into the graph of a function, highlighting its definition and uniqueness. It further discusses the composition of functions, emphasizing its associative property and providing examples. The lecture concludes with a detailed explanation of neutral elements, inverses, and the principle of recurrence in mathematical induction.

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