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        ``\textit{Denken vor Rechnen}''
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    \hspace{3cm} - Vasile Grudinaru, 2025
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    HS2025, ETHZ\\[0.2cm]
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        Summary of the Script and Lectures
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\section{Introduction}
This summary is intended to give you a broad overview of the topics relevant for the exam and is not intended to serve as a full on replacement for the script.
We have decided to write it in German, as is the new script and for some of the topics that are poorly explained in the script, we have added further explanations.

The numbering should match the script's numbering exactly (apart from the cases where two definitions were combined due to being closely related and short), making it easier for you to look up the relevant definitions, theorems, etc in context in the script.


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\section{Einführung}
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\input{parts/00_introduction/01_time-complexity.tex}
\input{parts/00_introduction/02_matrix-multiplication.tex}

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\section{Polynominterpolation}
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\input{parts/01_interpolation/00_polynomial/02_newton-basis.tex}
\input{parts/01_interpolation/00_polynomial/03_lagrange-and-barzycentric-formula.tex}
\input{parts/01_interpolation/00_polynomial/04_chebyshev-interpolation.tex}

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\section{Trigonometrische Interpolation}
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\input{parts/01_interpolation/01_trigonometric/01_dft.tex}


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