Lecture
Analyzing Analytic Functions
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This lecture covers the analysis of analytic functions, focusing on the development of entire functions with equidistant partitions and the Runge phenomenon. The instructor explains the conditions for the convergence of the functions and the implications of the Runge phenomenon in function approximation.
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