Boundedness of solutions in impulsive Duffing equations with polynomial potentials and C^{1} time dependent coefficients

arXiv1706.06460MaRDI QIDQ6288096FDOQ6288096

Publication date: 18 June 2017

Abstract: In this paper, we are concerned with the impulsive Duffing equation

x+x^{2n+1}+sum_{i=0}^{2n}x^{i}p_{i}(t)=0, t eq t_{j},

with impulsive effects

x (t_{j} +) = x (t_{j} -), x^{'} (t_{j} +) = - x^{'} (t_{j} -), j = p m 1, p m 2, c d o t s

, where the time dependent coefficients

p_{i} (t) i n C^{1} (m a t h b b S^{1}) (n + 1 l e q i l e q 2 n)

and

p_{i} (t) i n C^{0} (m a t h b b S^{1}) (0 l e q i l e q n)

with

m a t h b b S^{1} = m a t h b b R / m a t h b b Z

. If impulsive times are 1-periodic and

t_{2} - t_{1} e q f r a c 12

for

0 < t_{1} < t_{2} < 1

, basing on a so-called large twist theorem recently established by X. Li, B. Liu and Y. Sun in cite{XLi}, we find large invariant curves diffeomorphism to circles surrounding the origin and going to infinity, which confines the solutions in its interior and therefore leads to the boundedness of these solutions. Meanwhile, it turns out that the solutions starting at

t = 0

on the invariant curves are quasiperiodic.

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