Lecture

Numerical Analysis: Stability in ODEs

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This lecture covers the stability analysis of ordinary differential equations (ODEs) using numerical methods such as Euler's method and Heun's method. The instructor discusses stability conditions and demonstrates how to determine stability for different numerical schemes.

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Analysis: Numerical analysis, Complex analysis, Differential anaysis

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