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Phase Portraits and Predator-Prey Models

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of phase portraits around fixed points, focusing on the stability of trajectories in 2D systems. It delves into the interpretation of complex phase portraits, such as spirals and saddle points. Additionally, it explores predator-prey models, describing the dynamics of interacting populations and the impact of parameters on the system's behavior.

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