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Linear vs Non-linear differential equations

Started by Allan · 8 months ago

As students, sometimes you simply drive straight into solving the equation not noticing the behavior of a function. Then our teacher in control systems, stressed the importance of knowing the behavior of the equation that you have setup. The analysis of the form can save you tons of design deb ... Continue reading »

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saeed
1 year ago

hi there, thanks for the simple definition of linear differential equations. gonna help me on tomorrow's midterm test^^

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Anon
8 months ago

Amazing, thank you for quoting a concise and simple definition for what a linear DE is. I've been searching around for awhile, but I find this easier to understand than what's on many different sites.

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