Lecture

Convergence: Euler's Method

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This lecture covers the concepts of stability and convergence in numerical methods for ordinary differential equations (ODEs). It explains the conditions under which a numerical method is considered convergent, focusing on Euler's progressive method. The instructor discusses the criteria for convergence and stability, providing examples and theoretical explanations.

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