Lecture

Ordinary Differential Equations: Stability

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This lecture covers the concept of absolute stability in autonomous differential equation systems, focusing on equilibrium points and their global attractor properties. The instructor explains the conditions for equilibrium existence and stability, illustrating the theorems related to eigenvalues and attractors. Different methods like forward and backward Euler are discussed to analyze stability under various time steps.

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