Phase Plan and 1st Harmonic Method

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This lecture covers the definition of state and phase variables, phase plan representation techniques, digital solutions for various initial conditions, analytical mechanics of Lagrange, isocline method, limit cycles, classification of limit cycles, topological index, Bendixson's theorem, impossibility of planar chaos, and the first harmonic method for nonlinear systems.

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