A number of basic algorithms for the numerical analysis and control of bifurcation phenomena are described. The emphasis is on algorithms based on pseudoarclength continuation for algebraic equations. Several illustrative examples computed with the AUTO software package are included. Part II of this paper deals with ordinary differential equations and will appear in the next issue.
A number of basic algorithms for the numerical analysis and control of bifurcation phenomena are described. The emphasis is on algorithms based on pseudoarclength continuation for ordinary differential equations. Several illustrative examples computed with the AUTO software package are included. This is Part II of the paper that appeared in the preceding issue [Doedel et al., 1991] and that mainly dealt with algebraic problems.
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