Two-Dimensional Linear Systems
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The dynamics of a system of two differential equations may be analyzed using the eigenvalues of the coefficient matrix For example the origin will be attractive if the real part of both eigenvalues is negative and the system will be rotational if the eigenvalues are complex The eigenvalues are determined by the roots of the characteristic polynomial which is the movable parabola in this Demonstrat
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The dynamics of a system of two differential equations may be analyzed using the eigenvalues of the coefficient matrix For example the origin will be attractive if the real part of both eigenvalues is negative and the system will be rotational if the eigenvalues are complex The eigenvalues are determined by the roots of the characteristic polynomial which is the movable parabola in this Demonstrat
Key concepts: Computer science, Linear system, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis