Lecture

Numerical Analysis of Differential Equations

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This lecture covers the numerical analysis of differential equations, focusing on methods like progressive and retrograde Euler diagrams, stability conditions, and the approximation of solutions. The instructor discusses the importance of varying parameters and conditions for stability in the context of ordinary differential equations.

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