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Bifurcation equation for planar systems of differential equations (English)
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1988
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The author establishes conditions for the existence of small periodic solutions of the equations \[ \dot x=\alpha (\epsilon)x- y+g(x,y,\epsilon),\quad \dot y=x+\alpha (\epsilon)y+h(x,y,\epsilon) \] and \(\ddot y-2\alpha(\epsilon)\dot y+y= f(\dot y,y,\epsilon),\) where \(g=O(x^ 2+y^ 2)\), \(h=O(x^ 2+y^ 2)\) and \(f=O(\dot y^ 2+y^ 2)\). He also discusses their stability.
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small periodic solutions
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