2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jappmathmech.2010.11.007
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The period on a family of non-linear oscillations and periodic motions of a perturbed system at a critical point of the family

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“…1, the family starts out as an equilibrium and adjoins the separatrix. By a direct calculation, as was done previously, 21 we see that the period is the strictly increasing function h. Therefore, 11,21 we have a non-degenerate case for the SPM.…”
Section: The Asymmetrical Oscillations Of a Satellitementioning
confidence: 57%
“…1, the family starts out as an equilibrium and adjoins the separatrix. By a direct calculation, as was done previously, 21 we see that the period is the strictly increasing function h. Therefore, 11,21 we have a non-degenerate case for the SPM.…”
Section: The Asymmetrical Oscillations Of a Satellitementioning
confidence: 57%
“…periodic solutions. Since subsystems are autonomous, we have isochronous single-frequency oscillations in the linear model, while in the nonlinear model in the non-degenerate case there is an alternative: either a cycle or a family of periodic solutions with the period depending on a single parameter [10] is realized (i.e. the law [11][12][13] called critical (c-point).…”
Section: The Model Containing Coupled Subsystems (Mccs)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. , m, and the non-degenerate case [10] is realized for the periodic solution. Then subsystems have only o-points, such that the MCCS is functioning in the main oscillations mode.…”
Section: Mccs Of Class Amentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It turned out [2,3] that the period on the family of symmetric oscillations of the invertible mechanical system depends only on a single parameter c, though the dimensionality of the family Σ(h) can exceed one. This fact takes place also in the autonomous system of general differential Eqs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%