Lecture

Analysis I: Limits and Continuity

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This lecture covers the concepts of limits and continuity, focusing on the demonstration of various theorems related to functions' derivatives and their behavior near specific points. The instructor revisits the definitions of local and global extrema, convexity, and concavity, illustrating how these properties can be identified and analyzed in different functions.

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Mathematics

Analysis: Calculus, Complex analysis

Discrete mathematics: Graph theory

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