Stability of Continuous Systems is a theoretical construct within dynamical systems theory that characterizes the tendency of a continuous system to maintain bounded or convergent behavior in response to perturbations, distinguished by its reliance on differential equation models to describe time-evolving states.
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Evolutionary and continuous stability
Ilan Eshel · Journal of Theoretical Biology · 1983 · 654 citations
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