Linearly implicit Liénard systems
The presence of nonlinearities in the capacitance and the inductance in van der Pol type electrical circuits defines a linearly implicit (or quasilinear) counterpart of the classical Liénard systems. When the reactances remain positive, the existence of a unique attracting periodic solution follows, with minor modifications, as in the classical setting. Novel results are obtained when the values of reactances may vanish at certain points of the state space; these points yield singularities of the model, and the existence of an attracting periodic solution can be characterized in terms of the behavior of certain smooth solutions crossing the singular manifold through so-called I-singularities.
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- Canard cycles and center manifolds
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- Impasse points. Part I: Numerical aspects
- Impasse points. Part II: Analytical aspects
- Impasse singularities of differential systems of the form \(A(x) x^{\prime} =F(x)\)
- Jump behavior of circuits and systems
- Local normal forms for constrained systems on 2-manifolds
- MEMRISTOR OSCILLATORS
- Nonlinear oscillations, dynamical systems, and bifurcations of vector fields
- On non-linear differential equations of the second order. II. The equation \(\ddot y+kf(y)\dot y+g(y,k)=p(t)=p_1(t)+kp_2(t)\); \(k>0,f(y)\geq 1\)
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- On singularities of autonomous implicit ordinary differential equations
- Relaxation oscillation and canard explosion
- Ring-shaped quasisoliton solutions of the circular symmetric 2D sine-Gordon equation
- Singularity induced bifurcation and the van der Pol oscillator
- Stability loss in quasilinear DAEs by divergence of a pencil eigenvalue
- The Forced van der Pol Equation I: The Slow Flow and Its Bifurcations
- The Forced van der Pol Equation II: Canards in the Reduced System
- Theoretical and numerical analysis of differential-algebraic equations
- Trajectories of a DAE near a pseudo-equilibrium
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