Lecture

Taylor Approximation: Understanding the Basics

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This lecture covers the concept of Taylor approximation, focusing on developing an understanding of how to approximate functions using simple polynomials around a chosen point. The instructor explains the process of controlling errors in approximations and demonstrates the application of Taylor series in various examples.

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Analysis: Calculus, Numerical analysis, Complex analysis

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