NUMERICAL CONTINUATION OF BRANCH POINTS OF EQUILIBRIA AND PERIODIC ORBITS
Eusebius J. Doedel, W. Govaerts, Yuri A. Kuznetsov, Annick Dhooge
Abstract
Eusebius J. Doedel, W. Govaerts, Yuri A. Kuznetsov, Annick Dhooge
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We consider the three-parameter numerical continuation of branch points in dynamical systems, with emphasis on the continuation of branch points of periodic orbits. We consider both, the case of branch points along one-parameter families of limit cycles (typical in systems with symmetry), and the case of branch points along fold-curves of limit cycles (typical in generic systems). We discuss new algorithms based on bordered matrices for both detection and continuation. We apply the techniques to a model of a chemical reactor, a model of an electronic circuit, and a model from celestial mechanics. Our algorithms have been implemented in freely available software.
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We consider the three-parameter numerical continuation of branch points in dynamical systems, with emphasis on the continuation of branch points of periodic orbits. We consider both, the case of branch points along one-parameter families of limit cycles (typical in systems with symmetry), and the case of branch points along fold-curves of limit cycles (typical in generic systems). We discuss new algorithms based on bordered matrices for both detection and continuation. We apply the techniques to a model of a chemical reactor, a model of an electronic circuit, and a model from celestial mechanics. Our algorithms have been implemented in freely available software.
Key concepts: Continuation, Numerical continuation, Limit (mathematics), Analytic continuation, Periodic orbits, Limit point, Dynamical systems theory, Mathematics