Lecture

Dynamical System Theory for Engineers: Large Scale Stability

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This lecture covers the concept of large scale stability in dynamical systems, focusing on the non-increasing behavior of trajectories and the strict decrease of a specific function along these trajectories. The lecture also discusses the bounded solutions of the system and their asymptotic behavior.

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