Lecture

Fixed Points and Stability

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of fixed points and their stability in dynamic systems. It discusses different types of fixed points, such as stable, unstable, and semi-stable, and explains how to determine their linear stability. The instructor illustrates the linearization of dynamics around fixed points and the importance of stability analysis in understanding system behavior.

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