July 2019
Intermediate to advanced
512 pages
19h 39m
English
A Lipschitz continuous function is a function that must be continuous and almost differentiable everywhere. So, for any function to be a Lipschitz continuous, the absolute value of a slope of the function’s graph cannot be more than a constant
. This constant
is called the Lipschitz constant:

To put it in simple terms, we can say a function is Lipschitz continuous when the derivation of a function is bounded ...
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