A generalized integral manifold theorem (Q685780): Difference between revisions

Assuming that the system \(z'=A(\theta,t,0)z\), \(\theta'=Q(\theta,t,0)\) has an exponential dichotomy, it is shown how an integral manifold can be continued (for a sufficiently small \(\lambda\)) to an integral manifold of \(z'=A(\theta,t,\lambda)z+F(z,\theta,t,\lambda)\), \(\theta'=Q(\theta,t,\lambda)+G(z,\theta,t,\lambda)\), where \((z,\theta,\lambda) \in\mathbb{R}^ n\times \mathbb{T}^ k\times \mathbb{R}^ m\), \(F=0(| z|^ 2)\), \(G=0(| z|)\), as far as \(\lambda=0\). The smoothness properties are taken into account as well.