Lecture

Stability: General Notions

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This lecture covers the general notions of stability in linear systems, focusing on BIBO stability criteria and the relationship between bounded inputs and bounded outputs. The instructor explains how to determine system stability based on the roots of the characteristic equation and the behavior of the system in response to different input signals.

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