On the uniqueness of the limit cycle for the Liénard equation with \(f(x)\) not sign-definite (Q1680040)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6811198
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On the uniqueness of the limit cycle for the Liénard equation with \(f(x)\) not sign-definite (English)
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22 November 2017
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Consider the Liénard equation \[ \ddot x+ f(x)\dot x+ g(x)=0.\tag{\(*\)} \] The authors prove a theorem guaranteeing that \((*)\) has at most one limit cycle. The feature of their result consists in the fact that the classical assumption of sign-definiteness of \(f(x)\) is relaxed.
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Liénard equation
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limit cycles
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uniqueness
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