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This ebook is principally keen on the bifurcation concept of ODEs. Chapters 1 and a pair of of the ebook introduce systematic equipment of simplifying equations: heart manifold thought and general shape idea, during which one could lessen the measurement of equations and alter sorts of equations to be so simple as attainable. Chapters 3-5 of the publication research in huge aspect the bifurcation of these one or dimensional equations with one, or a number of parameters.

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If i = j; l31 = al - 1, (3m = am + 1 for some l * m; 0s = aS for any s * 1, m, -aJ1a! if i=jbut a=(3, 0 otherwise; (xae1, LA*(xsej)) n (/3iaii-au 1m alma! /3! ifi=jand6=a, ifi=j;a1=(3,+1,am=(3m-1 for some 1 * m; as = (3s for any s 0 1, m, -aji(3! if i*jbut a=(3, 0 otherwise, The two expressions are equal in each case. Thus the theorem is proved. 8. Ker(LA*) is the orthogonal complementary subspace to gf k with respect to the inner product ( ) in H,k for each k > 2. 9. , r, belongs to Lkk * = LA* I Hk .

P-0 Proof. Since f E Ck and X E C°°, fp E Ck. For a given p > 0, fp(x) = 0 if I xl >_ 2p, whence fp c- Cb (l "). 1) we have that Hence, 1 IIDfpll s sup IDf(x)I + - IIDxII sup If(x)I. 4) IxI52p The condition f(0) = 0 implies f(x) = foDf((1 - A)x)xdA. This gives sup IxI( sup IDf(x)l) < 2p sup sup l f(x)I < IxI52p IxI52p IxI52p lDf(x)l. 4), we obtain that IlDfpll <- (1 + 2IIDxII) sup I Df(x)l. 3) follows from the above estimate and the condition Df (0) = 0. 2. ") for some k >_ 1, and f(0) = 0, Df(0) = 0.

12. (Asymptotic Phase) Suppose that f E C1(R"), f(0) = 0 and Df(O) = 0, and au = 0. Let M. 1). z(t - to, y)I _ to. 23) Proof. 1) with S = So. 7) has the global center manifold M,4 and M,,nI=M,, nCI. 7) coincides with M.. 9, we can find z = HH"(x) E M. 24) 1zO Note that x may not belong to fl. 24) imply that there exits a to >- 0 such that x(t, x) E fl for all t >_ to. 0 E 11 for t >_ to. 24). El Suppose that f e C'(IV"), M. 1), and y E M,,. 1). 13. 12 are satisfied. Suppose that y E MO fl SZ and cl(x(t, y) t > 0) c fl.

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