Lecture

Taylor Approximation: Matrix and Polynomials

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This lecture covers the Taylor approximation of functions, focusing on the development of polynomials and matrices. It explains the concept of Taylor polynomials and matrices, their symmetrical properties, and their application in approximating functions in a quadratic manner within a given neighborhood.

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