Lecture

Ordinary Differential Equations

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This lecture introduces the extension of ordinary differential equations to the case where the function is a function from the real numbers to n-dimensional space. The instructor explains the system of ordinary differential equations in a simplified form, which will later be generalized. The lecture covers matrices, vectors, and their dependence on time in the context of differential equations.

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