Cyclicity of several planar graphics and ensembles through three singular points without generic conditions (Q935124)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5306515
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    Cyclicity of several planar graphics and ensembles through three singular points without generic conditions
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5306515

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      Cyclicity of several planar graphics and ensembles through three singular points without generic conditions (English)
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      31 July 2008
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      The paper investigates the number and distribution of limit cycles bifurcating from several graphics and ensembles through a saddle-node \(P_0\) and two hyperbolic saddles \(P_1\) and \(P_2\) for the non-generic cases of \(r_1(0)=1\), \(r_2(0)\neq 1\) and \(r_1(0)\neq 1\), \(r_2(0)=1\), where \(r_1(0)\) and \(r_2(0)\) are the hyperbolicity ratio of the saddles \(P_1\) and \(P_2\), respectively. For the case of \(r_1(0)=1\), \(r_2(0)\neq 1\), it is assumed that the connection from \(P_0\) to \(P_2\) and the connection from \(P_0\) to \(P_1\) keep unbroken. It is proved that these graphics and ensembles are of finite cyclicity respectively. Moreover, the cyclicity depends linearly on the order of the neutral saddle \(P_1\) if \(P_2\) is contractive and \(r_2(0)\in Q\). It is also shown that the nearer \(r_2(0)\) is to 1, the more limit cycles are bifurcating. For the case of \(r_1(0)\neq 1\), \(r_2(0)=1\), it is proved that these graphics and ensembles are of finite cyclicity respectively if \(P_1\) is of finite order and the hp-connection from \(P_0\) to \(P_2\) keeps unbroken. The problem is closely related to the finiteness part of Hilbert's 16th problem for quadratic fields which consists in proving the existence of a uniform bound for the number of limit cycles of quadratic plane vector fields.
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      graphics
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      cyclicity
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      finitely-smooth normal form
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      limit cycles
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      transition map
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