Lecture

Linear Systems: Continuous Time

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This lecture covers the representation of linear systems in continuous time using the A, B, C, D matrices, the general solution, stability analysis, and examples of mass-spring systems. It also explains the concepts of autonomous systems, asymptotic stability, and Jordan decomposition.

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