MATH383: A first course in differential equationsApril 16, 2020
Due date: April 23, 2020, 11:55PM.
Bibliography: Lessons 22-23
This final homework is a guided tour to some of the behavior encountered in the study of dynamical system.
Problems
Determine the local linearization, eigenvalue maps, and Poincaré sections of the following systems at two different parameter set values of your choice.
1. Duffing oscillator
2. Lorenz system
Consider system
that describes the motion of a forced, damped, planar pendulum
This is a inhomogeneous, nonlinear system of two differential equations of first order,
Observations.
If , then , locally, around the system behaves as ,
If then the system has complex-conjugate roots and the system spirals towards origin
If then the system has complex-conjugate roots and the system spirals out to infinity
If , the system decays towards origin
If , the system evolves towards infinity
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Consider system
that describes a nonlinear, forced oscillator.
This is a inhomogeneous, nonlinear system of two differential equations of first order,
Observations.
If , then , locally, around the system behaves as ,
If the system will decay
If the system amplitude will grow exponentially, without bound
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Consider system
that describes atmospheric convection (e.g., cumulo-nimbus clouds).
This is a homogeneous, nonlinear system of three differential equations of first order,
Characteristic polynomial
is a cubic, with complicated analytical form of the roots. Analyze behavior around equilibria
At
has eigenvalues and solutions of quadratic equation
If the equilibrium point is stable
If any of is positive, equilibrium is unstable.
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