Polynomial normal forms of constrained differential equations with three parameters
catastrophe theoryconstrained differential equationsdesingularisationimplicit differential equationsnormal formsslow-fast systems
Implicit ordinary differential equations, differential-algebraic equations (34A09) Geometric methods in ordinary differential equations (34A26) Transformation and reduction of ordinary differential equations and systems, normal forms (34C20) Singular perturbations for ordinary differential equations (34E15)
The authors study constrained differential equations, as they appear in the theory of slow-fast systems. It is assumed that the corresponding layer equation is defined by the gradient of a potential. The basic theory of such equations was worked out by \textit{F. Takens} [Lect. Notes Math. 525, 143--234 (1976; Zbl 0386.34003)] whose results are briefly reviewed in Section 4. Before, a very brief introduction into elementary catastrophe theory is given and two motivating examples by Zeeman are discussed. The main part of the article is Section 5. Takens provided a complete classification up to topological equivalence for the case of a potential depending on two parameters. The authors consider now the case of three parameters and derive a complete list of 16 polynomial normal forms. Their approach is based on a desingularisation, the reduction to a center manifold and the use of Takens's normal form theorem.
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