Total Poisson boundedness of solutions of \(\mathcal{P}\)-perturbed complex systems of differential equations (Q2191540)

The method of Lyapunov vector functions is used to investigate the total Poisson boundedness of solutions to \(\mathcal{P}\)-perturbed systems and \(\mathcal{P}\)-perturbed complex systems. The following arbitrary differential equations systems are considered \begin{gather*} \frac{dx}{dt} =F(t,x),\quad F(t,x)=(F_{1}(t,x),\dots,F_{n}(t,x))^{T},\tag{1}\\ \frac{dx}{dt} =F(t,x)+H(t,x),\quad H(t,x)=(H_{1}(t,x),\dots,H_{n}(t,x))^{T},\tag{2} \end{gather*} where the vector functions \(F(t,x)\) and \(H(t,x)\) are continuous in \(\mathbb{R}^{+}\times\mathbb{R}^{n}\). Firstly, the concepts of Lyapunov vector functions and Poisson boundedness of solutions of the given system are stated. Then, the concept of \(\mathcal{P}\)-perturbed systems is introduced with respect to the given system. Then, as a first result of this paper, sufficient conditions for the solutions of system (1) to be total Poisson bounded are given by Theorem 1. Next, in Theorem 2, a sufficient condition of total Poisson boundedness of solutions to \(\mathcal{P}\)-perturbed systems with respect to any constant-coefficient linear system is obtained. By giving the concept of a complex system of differential equations, the requirements for the solutions to complex \(\mathcal{P}\)-perturbed systems to be totally Poison bounded are investigated by Theorem 3. In Theorem 4, a sufficient condition for total Poisson boundedness of solutions to \(\mathcal{P}\)-perturbed complex systems with a feedback loop is obtained. At the end of the paper, in a particular case, applications of the theorems are given.