Learn · Differential Calculus in Several Variables
Lecture 15 of 21Taylor’s formula and maximum minimum for real valued functions
Specialisation to functions of two variables
Prof. S Dutta · IIT Kanpur
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All the lectures
- Introduction to Several Variables and Notion Of distance in Rn
- Countinuity And Compactness
- Countinuity And Connectdness
- Derivatives: Possible Definition
- Matrix Of Linear Transformation
- Examples for Differentiable function
- Sufficient condition of differentiability
- Chain Rule
- Mean Value Theorem
- Higher Order Derivatives
- Taylor\'s Formula
- Maximum And Minimum
- Second derivative test for maximum, minimum and saddle point
- We formalise the second derivative test discussed in Lecture 2 and do examples.
- Specialisation to functions of two variables
- Implicit Function Theorem
- Implicit Function Theorem -a
- Application of IFT: Lagrange\'s Multipliers Method
- Application of IFT: Lagrange\'s Multipliers Method- b
- Application of IFT: Lagrange\'s Multipliers Method - c
- Application of IFT: Inverse Function Theorem - c