Use the test point method and linear stability analysis method to determine the stability of equilibrium points and the long-term behavior of a system. This implies - motivate why linear stability analysis works.
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Test Point Method: The test point method involves selecting a point near the equilibrium point and observing the behavior of the system over time. If the system moves towards the equilibrium point, it is stable, and if it moves away from the equilibrium point, it Show more…
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