Suppose there exists an equilibrium point x* E R" of a system of first order differ- ential equations such that every solution x(t) of the system satisfies limt∞ x(t) = x*, then the equilibrium point x* is asymptotically stable.

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Suppose there exists an equilibrium point x* E R" of a system of first order differ-
ential equations such that every solution x(t) of the system satisfies limt→ x(t) = x*, then the
equilibrium point x* is asymptotically stable.
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose there exists an equilibrium point x* E R" of a system of first order differ- ential equations such that every solution x(t) of the system satisfies limt→ x(t) = x*, then the equilibrium point x* is asymptotically stable.
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