Lecture

Numerical Differentiation: Finite Differences

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This lecture covers the concept of numerical differentiation using finite differences, focusing on constructing derivatives through polynomial interpolation and higher-order derivatives. It also discusses the Taylor expansion, finite differences formulas, and the impact of round-off and band-off errors in computer computations.

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