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Stable polynomial

In the context of the characteristic polynomial of a differential equation or difference equation, a polynomial is said to be stable if either:

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Stable polynomial

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples10
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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Stable polynomial

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related to Properties · 9
Stable polynomial → Chipart, Hurwitz, Liénard, Necessary, Routh, Schur, Sufficient, The Routh, To
related to Stable matrices · 1
Stable polynomial → Just

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stable polynomial hurwitz schur stability linear system discrete-time condition polynomials continuous-time roots systems characteristic differential difference said first second theory

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Stable polynomialrelated to PropertiesThe Routh0.60section
Stable polynomialrelated to PropertiesHurwitz0.60section
Stable polynomialrelated to PropertiesRouth0.60section
Stable polynomialrelated to PropertiesLiénard0.60section
Stable polynomialrelated to PropertiesChipart0.60section
Stable polynomialrelated to PropertiesTo0.60section
Stable polynomialrelated to PropertiesSchur0.60section
Stable polynomialrelated to PropertiesNecessary0.60section
Stable polynomialrelated to PropertiesSufficient0.60section
Stable polynomialrelated to Stable matricesJust0.60section

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