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Bifurcations for Turing instability without SO(2) symmetry

Toshiyuki Ogawa, Takashi Okuda (2007)

Kybernetika

In this paper, we consider the Swift–Hohenberg equation with perturbed boundary conditions. We do not a priori know the eigenfunctions for the linearized problem since the SO ( 2 ) symmetry of the problem is broken by perturbation. We show that how the neutral stability curves change and, as a result, how the bifurcation diagrams change by the perturbation of the boundary conditions.

Bifurcations in the two imaginary centers problem

Cristina Chiralt, Beatriz Campos, Pura Vindel (2011)

Mathematica Bohemica

In this paper we show that, for a given value of the energy, there is a bifurcation for the two imaginary centers problem. For this value not only the configuration of the orbits changes but also a change in the topology of the phase space occurs.

Bifurcations of limit cycles from cubic Hamiltonian systems with a center and a homoclinic saddle-loop.

Yulin Zhao, Zhifen Zhang (2000)

Publicacions Matemàtiques

It is proved in this paper that the maximum number of limit cycles of system⎧ dx/dt = y⎨⎩ dy/dt = kx - (k + 1)x2 + x3 + ε(α + βx + γx2)yis equal to two in the finite plane, where k > (11 + √33) / 4 , 0 < |ε| << 1, |α| + |β| + |γ| ≠ 0. This is partial answer to the seventh question in [2], posed by Arnold.

Breaking the continuity of a piecewise linear map

Viktor Avrutin, Michael Schanz, Björn Schenke (2012)

ESAIM: Proceedings

Knowledge about the behavior of discontinuous piecewise-linear maps is important for a wide range of applications. An efficient way to investigate the bifurcation structure in 2D parameter spaces of such maps is to detect specific codimension-2 bifurcation points, called organizing centers, and to describe the bifurcation structure in their neighborhood. In this work, we present the organizing centers in the 1D discontinuous piecewise-linear map...

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