scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1163071
The existence of a periodic solution is reduced by the Poincaré method of sections to the existence of a fixed point. The period \(T\) of the periodic solution (`distance' between sections) is presumed to be known. It is not specified whether the `forcing function' \(f\) is periodic or not. It is not known in advance whether nonresonant, resonant harmonic, resonant subharmonic, or autonomous periodic solutions are considered. The method of reduction is not constructive, merely `very' general. No indication is given whether all imposed conditions are necessary. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0884.00033].
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