Can a bifurcation diagram contain loops?
Gleb Pavlovich Palshin, Pavel Evgen'evich Ryabov, S.V. Sokolov
Abstract
Gleb Pavlovich Palshin, Pavel Evgen'evich Ryabov, S.V. Sokolov
Abstract
The bifurcation diagram plays a major role in the study of the phase topology of completely Liouville-integrable Hamiltonian systems. In the works of A.T. Fomenko and A.V. Bolsinov, the problem of the permissible form of bifurcation diagrams is formulated. In particular, can a bifurcation diagram contain loops? The answer is positive. In this paper, the critical set of the integral mapping and the bifurcation diagram, which contains or almost contains a loop, is given by the example of the vortex dynamics problem.
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The bifurcation diagram plays a major role in the study of the phase topology of completely Liouville-integrable Hamiltonian systems. In the works of A.T. Fomenko and A.V. Bolsinov, the problem of the permissible form of bifurcation diagrams is formulated. In particular, can a bifurcation diagram contain loops? The answer is positive. In this paper, the critical set of the integral mapping and the bifurcation diagram, which contains or almost contains a loop, is given by the example of the vortex dynamics problem.
Key concepts: Bifurcation diagram, Bifurcation, Transcritical bifurcation, Saddle-node bifurcation, Diagram, Mathematics, Phase diagram, Bifurcation theory