This lecture covers the definition of extremum of a function, necessary conditions for local extrema, higher order derivatives, sufficient conditions for extreme premises, and the demonstration of local minimum points.
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Explores the Implicit Function Theorem, supporting hyperplanes, local extrema, and higher-order derivatives, concluding with the classification of stationary points.
