Lectures related to Linear Equations Resolution

Covers expressing sums and products using trigonometric functions step by step.

Covers the stability analysis of ODEs using numerical methods and discusses stability conditions.

Explores non-linear equations using the dichotomy method for finding zeros with tolerance.

Covers solving linear inhomogeneous differential equations and finding their general solutions using the method of variation of constants.

Covers various applications of trigonometric functions, such as calculating values using inverse trigonometric functions.

Covers the analysis of speed variation using differential equations and small time intervals.

Explores reciprocal trigonometric functions, hyperbolic functions, and area theorems.

Covers ordinary linear homogeneous differential equations, focusing on the harmonic oscillator equation and its solutions.

Covers ordinary linear homogeneous differential equations of the second order with constant coefficients.

Covers the solution of linear differential equations and the concept of linearly independent solutions.

Introduces limited developments and differential equations with practical applications.

Discusses methods for solving differential equations, focusing on undetermined coefficients and variation of constants.

Introduces linear equations, matrices, systems of equations, and solution sets for 2 or 3 unknowns.

Explores solving linear differential equations and the principle of superposition with illustrative examples.

Explores second order linear differential equations, including complex solutions and trigonometric functions.

Demonstrates the process of solving a Cauchy problem for a differential equation with specific initial conditions.

Explores canonical transformations, focusing on existence, equations, simplicity, and differential equations' theory.

Covers the general solution of inhomogeneous differential equations and explores linear dependence, uniqueness theorems, and second-order equations.

Explores equilibrium and stability of a vertical metronome system with springs.