Lecture

Directional Derivatives

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This lecture delves into the concept of directional derivatives, emphasizing the limit definition and the relationship with partial derivatives. The instructor explains how to calculate directional derivatives, explores examples to illustrate the concept, and highlights scenarios where a function may have directional derivatives but lack continuity or differentiability at specific points.

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Analysis: Vector analysis, Calculus

Topology: General topology

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