feat(numerica): aggiunge scheda riassuntiva

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# [Analisi numerica](https://esami.unipi.it/programma.php?c=58005&aa=2023&docente=&insegnamento=ANALISI+NUMERICA&sd=0)
- [Programma del corso 📘](https://esami.unipi.it/programma.php?c=58005&aa=2023&docente=&insegnamento=ANALISI+NUMERICA&sd=0)
- [Registro del corso 📑](https://unimap.unipi.it/registri/dettregistriNEW.php?re=10336913::::&ri=9222)
La cartella contiene una scheda riassuntiva, ovverosia un recap di
tutti i risultati principali del corso. Tale scheda è opera originale di [Mario Zito](mailto:m.zito12@studenti.unipi.it),
a cui ho personalmente contribuito.

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