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Harmonic Responses to Non-Harmonic Signals
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This lecture covers the harmonic responses of systems to non-harmonic signals, focusing on distinct balance points, attractors, and trajectories in chaotic systems. It also discusses eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and stability analysis.
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