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The document discusses linear systems, focusing on 2x2 autonomous systems and their properties such as uniqueness of solutions and phase portraits. It covers concepts like eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and matrix diagonalization, along with practical examples and exercises. Additionally, it touches on complex eigenvalues and their implications for the behavior of linear systems.

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The document discusses linear systems, focusing on 2x2 autonomous systems and their properties such as uniqueness of solutions and phase portraits. It covers concepts like eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and matrix diagonalization, along with practical examples and exercises. Additionally, it touches on complex eigenvalues and their implications for the behavior of linear systems.

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A be a
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A with multiplicity 2
I be an eigenvalue of g
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matrix N nilpotent of ord i.e 102 0

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1 has multiplicity 2
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that has k negative eigenvalues
let A be 2 2 matrix
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stable cities'pindding to the
subspace pls are the
above eigenvalues
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describing the phase
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B is a 2 2 matrix of
BE where
II
B
or B or
Bf
1 we shall
for each of these
eases
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the origin
comment on the stability of
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7 F
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are purely imaginary
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to have a saddle node
said
If AF is
the origin if the
matrix
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the matrices B of
A is similar to one
of
respectively i.e
forms
equivalent to
its phase portrait is linearly
drawn in I or
the phase portraits
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