Lecture
Linear Differential Equations of Higher Order
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This lecture covers the revision of linear differential equations with constant coefficients of higher order, focusing on the resolution of the associated homogeneous equation and the interpretation of the solutions geometrically. It also explores the general solution of the problem, emphasizing the qualitative solutions and the method of variation of constants.
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