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Matrix Multiplication: Divide-and-Conquer

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This lecture covers the concept of divide-and-conquer in matrix multiplication, starting with recursion trees and the master method for solving recurrences. It then delves into the maximum-subarray problem and the smart algorithm for matrix multiplication. The divide-and-conquer algorithm is explained, showing how matrices are divided and conquered to optimize the multiplication process.

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