Abstract:We introduce a new method for the boundedness problem of semilinear Duffing equations at resonance. In particular, it can be used to study a class of semilinear equations at resonance without the polynomial-like growth condition. As an application, we prove the boundedness of all the solutions for the equationẍ + n 2 x + g(x) + ψ(x) = p(t) under the Lazer-Leach condition on g and p, where n ∈ N + , p(t) and ψ(x) are periodic and g(x) is bounded.
“…In 2016, Wang, Wang and Piao [13] showed that if ψ oscillates periodically in x, the Lazer-Leach condition (1.7) is sufficient and necessary for the boundedness of (1.8).…”
In this article, by using Moser's twist theorem, we prove that all solutions of the equation x + ax + − bx − + ϕ(x) = p(t) are bounded in the critical situation, where p is a smooth periodic function, and ϕ is bounded one.
“…In 2016, Wang, Wang and Piao [13] showed that if ψ oscillates periodically in x, the Lazer-Leach condition (1.7) is sufficient and necessary for the boundedness of (1.8).…”
In this article, by using Moser's twist theorem, we prove that all solutions of the equation x + ax + − bx − + ϕ(x) = p(t) are bounded in the critical situation, where p is a smooth periodic function, and ϕ is bounded one.
We study the oscillator $$\ddot{x} + n^2 x + h(x) = p(t)$$
x
¨
+
n
2
x
+
h
(
x
)
=
p
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t
)
, where h is a piecewise linear saturation function and p is a continuous $$2\pi $$
2
π
-periodic forcing. It is shown that there is recurrence if and only if p satisfies the Lazer–Leach condition. This condition relates the n-th Fourier coefficient of p(t) with the maximum of h and was first introduced to characterize the existence of periodic solutions.
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