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  1. Where can I find the proof to the Lyapunov Theorem?
  2. Where can I get a more detailed description of how the flyball governor works?
  3. Who/What is Lyapunov?
  4. Why are the initial conditions of the integrator and engine in hw1cruise.mdl set to 55*50?
  5. Why counterclockwise encirclements of -1?
  6. Why do we need pole in the lead compensator?
  7. Why does Z≠0 correspond to instability?
  8. Why does instability imply poor performance?
  9. Why is dB defined as 20log 10?
  10. Why is it better to use a lead controller than a PD controller?
  11. Why was there only one damper in the mass/spring model?
  12. Why would it matter if the loop transfer function had high amplification of radio waves if nothing else could respond to such high frequency inputs?
  13. Wi09reg
  14. Will the Matlab tutorial give me the sufficient knowledge in order to solve Problems 2 and 4?
  15. Will the midterm cover material from Week 5?
  16. William Poole
  17. Winter 2007 Meeting Schedule
  18. Winter 2008 Meeting Schedule
  19. Winter 2009 Meeting Schedule
  20. Workshop: Specification and Verification of Embedded Systems
  21. Xinying (Cindy) Ren
  22. Yan Zhang
  23. Yan Zhang, 28 Mar 2022
  24. Yasmine Marani, 8 Mar 2023
  25. Yasuaki Wasa, Dec 2014
  26. Yeast pheromone pathway
  27. Yilin Mo, 25 February 2013
  28. Yizhar Or June 2007
  29. Yong Wu
  30. Yosemite Trip - 2015
  31. Yosemite Trip - Winter 2007
  32. You mentioned "aggressive" dynamics a couple of times. Please define. How/when is it useful?
  33. You said spiraling out to a bounded circle is unstable, but doesn't that still satisfy the epsilon-delta condition of stability? Or are there limits on epsilon?
  34. Yushan Chen, 23 January 2013
  35. Yuval Elani
  36. Zach Martinez
  37. Zoila Jurado

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