Lecture

Convex Functions: Theory and Applications

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This lecture covers the concept of convex functions, including checking convexity along lines, the negative log-determinant function, convexity-preserving transformations, affine transformations, pointwise maximum and supremum, examples of convex functions, composition of convex functions, generalizations to concave functions, minimization problems, geometric intuition, Schur's Lemma, distance function to a convex set, perspective function, and relative entropy.

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