Lecture

Local Extremum Conditions: n=2 and n=3

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Description

This lecture covers the sufficient conditions for a local extremum, focusing on the cases where n=2 and n=3. The instructor explains the conditions for a local extremum of a function, the invariants of the matrix, and the signs of determinants and traces. The lecture also discusses critical points, stationary points, and their nature.

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