Cubic systems with four line invariants, including complex conjugated lines
Cubic systems with two real time invariants and two complex line invariants as well as those with four complex line invariants are investigated. In the first case there are essentially five subcases, among which three subcases have no limit cycle, and of which two subcases have at most one limit cycle. In the second case there are five subcases, among which one subcase has no limit cycle; two subcases each has at most one limit cycle. One subcase can have a limit cycle, but one cannot prove the uniqueness. One subcase can have at least two limit cycles.
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