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Linear Differential Equations Example

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This lecture presents an example of a linear system of ordinary differential equations, focusing on identifying matrices, writing the Cauchy problem, and solving it as a linear system. The instructor explains the stability of the method and how to calculate eigenvalues to ensure stability.

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