Lecture
Stability of EP: Absolute Stability Property
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This lecture covers the concept of absolute stability property in the context of stability of EP. It discusses Euler progressive and retrograde methods, stability conditions, and comparison between solutions obtained by different methods. The instructor demonstrates the stability condition for progressive Euler and the comparison between solutions for different values of h, highlighting the stability and instability regions.
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