Lecture

Higher Derivatives, Taylor Introduction

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of higher derivatives, focusing on the introduction to Taylor development. It explains the construction of the derivative function, the closed interval, and the Taylor series. The lecture also delves into examples illustrating the Taylor development and the uniqueness of the Taylor polynomial. Additionally, it discusses the Taylor expansion around a point and the properties of the Taylor polynomial.

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Analysis: Calculus, Complex analysis

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