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Numerical Integration: Introduction
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This lecture introduces numerical integration methods, focusing on the least squares interpolating polynomial and chemical reaction kinetics. The instructor covers the principles of interpolation, Arrhenius' law, and polynomial regression. The lecture also discusses the application of these concepts in digital analysis and chemical reaction speed studies.
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