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Stability of ODE
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This lecture covers the concept of stability of Ordinary Differential Equations (ODE). It discusses the dependence of solutions on initial parameters, critical data, and the criteria for stability. The instructor explains the process of linearization and the conditions for stability around equilibrium points. The lecture also delves into the control of nonlinear systems and the trajectory of solutions. Various examples and mathematical derivations are provided to illustrate the theoretical concepts.
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