Lecture

Functions on R^n: Limits and Partial Differentiation

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Description

This lecture explores functions f: R^n → R, focusing on the general theory, limits, and partial differentiation. The concept of limits is discussed, emphasizing the definition and visualization of functions. Additionally, partial differentiation is introduced, highlighting the existence and properties of partial derivatives. Examples are provided to illustrate the concepts.

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