Implicit Functions Theorem

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This lecture covers the Implicit Functions Theorem, which states that under certain conditions, a function can be defined implicitly. The theorem is proven step by step, providing a general understanding of implicit functions. Various examples and applications are discussed.

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Analysis: Calculus

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Classical logic: First-order logic

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