State-Space Equations is a mathematical framework within the theory of dynamical systems that represents the evolution of a physical or engineered system in terms of first-order differential or difference equations governing its state variables, input variables, and output variables, distinguished by its explicit formulation in a multi-dimensional state space to enable analysis and control of system behavior over time.
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