Lecture

Composite of Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of composite of applications, exploring how elements are written, the importance of certain hypotheses, and the use of matrix multiplication to represent compositions. It also discusses the false casting of two exos and the composition of applications in an equivalent way.

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