Lecture

Implicit Methods: Retrograde Euler

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This lecture covers the retrograde Euler method, an implicit numerical scheme used to solve equations. The method involves seeking solutions of equations at each time step, introducing partitions, and resolving equations. It also discusses the concept of convergence order and the importance of regularity in numerical schemes.

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Analysis: Numerical analysis, Calculus

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