Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4616528 Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications 2013 14 Pages PDF
Abstract
Consider the class of systems dxdt=y,dydt=−x+μ∑j=03hj(x,μ)yj depending on the real parameter μ. We are concerned with the inverse problem: How to construct the functions hj such that the system has not more than a given number of limit cycles for μ belonging to some (global) interval. Our approach to treat this problem is based on the construction of suitable Dulac-Cherkas functions Ψ(x,y,μ) and exploiting the fact that in a simply connected region the number of limit cycles is not greater than the number of ovals contained in the set defined by Ψ(x,y,μ)=0.
Related Topics
Physical Sciences and Engineering Mathematics Analysis
Authors
, ,