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basin of attraction
(redirected from Stability theory)

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basin of attraction [′bās·ən əv ə′trak·shən]
(physics)
The collection of all possible initial conditions of a dynamical system for which the trajectories representing that system in phase space will converge to a particular attractor.


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As it has been stated in the introduction, three main objectives are pursued, namely, to understand the basic theory including the solution of classroom problems, the projection of the stability theory on physical problems from a general point of view (independent of the particular problem) when possible and the teaching-learning of the existence theory related to the parametrical/order changes of the linear differential equations of systems of equations and their influences on the solutions.
Now, a new study of fossil crustaceans sinks that stability theory.
A member of the National Academy of Engineering and a fellow of the IEEE, he specializes in nonlinear networks, logic synthesis, stability theory, circuit simulation, and optimization methods for circuit design.
 
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