Lecture

Approximation of Functions: Principles and Theorems

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Description

This lecture covers the principles and theorems related to the approximation of functions, including the Littlewood 3 principles, Egorov's theorem, and the concept of nearly uniform convergence of functions. The instructor explains the construction of sets and the pointwise convergence of functions, illustrating the process step by step.

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