The stability of a class of nonautonomous systems with respect to a nonlinear approximation (Q5935963)

The author considers a non-autonomous system of differential equations \[ \dot x_s=\sum^n_{j=1} p_{s_j}(t) x_j^{\mu_j} \tag{1} \] and a perturbed system \[ \dot x_s=\sum^n_{j=1} p_{s_j}(t)x_j^{\mu_j} +q_s(t,X).\tag{2} \] Here \(p_{s_j}(t)\), \(q_s(t,x)\) are continuous, \(\mu_j\) are rational numbers with odd numerators and denominators, \[ \mu_j>1, \bigl|q_s(t,x) \bigr|\leq c\bigl \|F(x)\bigr \|^\sigma, \sigma\geq 1,\;X=(x_1, \dots,x_n)^*, \] \[ F(X)= (x_1^{\mu_1}, \dots,x_n^{\mu_n})^*. \] The author studies conditions under which perturbations do not violate the asymptotic stability of the zero solution; Equation (1) has been treated as the first-approximation for (2).