Branches of stable three-tori using Hamiltonian methods in hopf bifurcation on a rhombic lattice (Q3128229)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1000182
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1000182 |
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Branches of stable three-tori using Hamiltonian methods in hopf bifurcation on a rhombic lattice (English)
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16 April 1997
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Hamiltonian methods
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stability
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new solution branches
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equivariant Hopf bifurcation
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singular Hamiltonian limit
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This paper uses Hamiltonian methods to find and determine the stability of some new solution branches for an equivariant Hopf bifurcation on \(\mathbb{C}^4\). The normal form has a symmetry group given by the semi-direct product of \(D_2\) with \(T^2\times S^1\). The Hamiltonian part of the normal form is completely integrable and may be analyzed using a system of invariants. The idea of the paper is to perturb relative equilibria in this singular Hamiltonian limit to obtain new three-frequency solutions on the full normal form for parameter values near the Hamiltonian limit. The solutions obtained have fully broken symmetry, that is, they do not lie in fixed point subspaces. The methods developed in this paper allow one to determine the stability of this new branch of solutions. An example shows that the branch of three-tori can be stable.
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