Lecture

Polynomial Interpolation: Error Analysis, Stability

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This lecture covers polynomial interpolation, error analysis, and stability. It discusses piecewise linear interpolation, the degree of polynomial approximations, and the use of equally distributed nodes for interpolation. The instructor explains the Clenshaw-Curtis nodes to avoid Runge's phenomenon.

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