Lecture

Theorem 1.1: Interpolation and Equidistant Points

Description

This lecture covers the concept of interpolation using equidistant points and Theorem 1.1, which deals with approximating a function using a polynomial. The instructor explains the process step by step, highlighting the importance of equidistant points and the conditions for accurate approximation.

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