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Error Analysis and Stability in Numerical Methods

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This lecture covers error analysis, stability, and adaptive time stepping in numerical methods. Topics include truncation error, convergence order, absolute stability, equilibrium points, linear systems, and error control. The instructor explains the concepts using examples and discusses methods' stability conditions.

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