Lecture

Polynomial Interpolation: Lagrange Method

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This lecture covers the Lagrange polynomial interpolation method, focusing on equidistant nodes and the evaluation of functions with rounding errors. It also discusses the use of polynomials to approximate functions and the importance of error analysis in interpolation.

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