INTRODUCTION TO NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
8.1 Background Approaches to numerical differentiation Finite difference approximation Derivative at a point T Ü based on the value of points in the neighborhood of T Ü Approximate analytical expression Analytical expression that can be easily differentiated
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