An iteration scheme for determining equations of dynamical systems
D. A. Sánchez, Daniel Sweett
Abstract
D. A. Sánchez, Daniel Sweett
Abstract
This paper considers the problem of determining solutions for the Eq. [d]=0 where F:R[d] and has the form: [d] This situation arises naturally when one attempts to value the determining equations when searching for periodic solution of ordinary differential equations possessing a first integral. Under appropriate differentiability conditions, (1) will generate a family of solutions where dF9u* will be singular at any solution u*. Thus, in order to establish a convergent iteration scheme to determine solutions of (1), a modified form of Newton's method is employed. Provided certain natural and appropriate conditions are met, this procedure establishes a contraction map on an invariant (n-1)-dimensional hyperplane of Rn provided the initial estimate is close enough to the solution curve
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This paper considers the problem of determining solutions for the Eq. [d]=0 where F:R[d] and has the form: [d] This situation arises naturally when one attempts to value the determining equations when searching for periodic solution of ordinary differential equations possessing a first integral. Under appropriate differentiability conditions, (1) will generate a family of solutions where dF9u* will be singular at any solution u*. Thus, in order to establish a convergent iteration scheme to determine solutions of (1), a modified form of Newton's method is employed. Provided certain natural and appropriate conditions are met, this procedure establishes a contraction map on an invariant (n-1)-dimensional hyperplane of Rn provided the initial estimate is close enough to the solution curve
Key concepts: Mathematics, Hyperplane, Differentiable function, Ordinary differential equation, Applied mathematics, Scheme (mathematics), Differential equation, Mathematical analysis