equilibrium points in differential equations
Equilibrium points in differential equations are the values for which the derivative of a dynamical system becomes zero, resulting in a state of balance or no change over time. These points represent stable, stable-unstable, or unstable states of the system, where it remains at rest or moves towards or away from them.
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