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Advanced Analysis II: Hessians and Directional Derivatives

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This lecture covers the concept of Hessians and directional derivatives in advanced analysis. It explains the continuity of functions, classes of functions, and their applications in differentiating mixed directional derivatives. The lecture also delves into examples and proofs to illustrate the theoretical concepts.

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