2007
DOI: 10.1007/s11253-007-0016-1
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Resonance and nonlinearity: A survey

Abstract: RESONANCE AND NONLINEARITY: A SURVEY REZONANS I NELINIJNIST\: OHLQDThis paper surveys recent results about nonresonant and resonant periodically forced nonlinear oscillators. This includes the existence of periodic, unbounded or bounded solutions for bounded nonlinear perturbations of linear and of piecewise linear oscillators, as well as of some classes of planar Hamiltonian systems.Navedeno ohlqd ostannix rezul\tativ wodo nerezonansnyx i rezonansnyx periodyçno zbudΩuvanyx nelinijnyx oscylqtoriv: isnuvannq pe… Show more

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“…Now, we fix θ as above and discuss (H * r ). As previously observed, condition (15) in (H * r ) is always satisfied by taking sufficiently large. This ends our verification.…”
Section: On the Other Hand We Setsupporting
confidence: 76%
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“…Now, we fix θ as above and discuss (H * r ). As previously observed, condition (15) in (H * r ) is always satisfied by taking sufficiently large. This ends our verification.…”
Section: On the Other Hand We Setsupporting
confidence: 76%
“…We observe that for any choice of 0 < η 1 < η 2 and m 2, it is always possible to find (sufficiently large) in order to have (15) satisfied. This is obvious from the fact that T is strictly increasing on [0, +∞) and therefore (H * r ) will be satisfied for…”
Section: Case (B2)mentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…Our results are strongly related also to the study of periodically forced asymmetric oscillators (see [24] for a recent survey on this subject).…”
Section: Definition 12supporting
confidence: 65%
“…which have been widely studied in the past thirty years (see [14] for a recent survey on this topic).…”
Section: Example Of An Asymmetric Oscillatormentioning
confidence: 99%