Lecture

Dynamical Systems: Laplace Transform

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Description

This lecture covers the Laplace transform, transfer functions, and properties of common functions in dynamical systems. It includes examples of convolution, time shift, and the Laplace transform of derivatives and integrals. The instructor also introduces the concept of the transfer function and its application in linear time-invariant systems.

Instructor

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