zeroinitialcondition
Zeroinitialcondition refers to a specific setting in the analysis and solution of differential equations. It is a common assumption that simplifies the problem by stating that all dependent variables and their derivatives are zero at the initial time, typically time t=0. For example, in a second-order ordinary differential equation, a zero initial condition would mean that the function's value and its first derivative are both zero at t=0.
This assumption is particularly useful in fields like engineering and physics, where it often represents a