Lecture

Taylor Development: Convexity

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Description

This lecture covers the Taylor development theorem, convexity, and computation rules with Taylor. It explains the Taylor expansion of a function, the properties of Taylor polynomials, and the composition of functions. Examples include computing Taylor expansions for trigonometric functions.

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