Topological Types of Polynomial Differential Equations
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Cites work
- Global Structure of Ordinary Differential Equations in the Plane
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3244739 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3032896 (Why is no real title available?)
- Parallel dynamical systems
- Plane flows with few stagnation points
- Regular curve-families filing the plane. 1
- Regular families of curves
Cited in
(16)- On Reeb components of nonsingular polynomial differential systems on the real plane
- New lower bounds for the maximal number of inseparable leaves of nonsingular polynomial foliations of the plane
- Dynamics, points and places at infinity, and the inversion of polynomial self-maps of \(\mathbb{R}^2\)
- On the classification of finite-dimensional linear flows
- Upper bounds for the number of orbital topological types of planar polynomial vector fields modulo limit cycles
- On the existence of global first integrals in the plane
- Weak solutions of the cohomological equation on R^2 for regular vector fields
- Topological equivalence of submersion functions and topological equivalence of their foliations on the plane: the linear-like case
- Nonsingular Quadratic Differential Equations in the Plane
- Planar Polynomial Foliations
- Global integrals for plane systems with finitely many singularities
- Solvability of the cohomological equation for regular vector fields on the plane
- Injectivity of polynomial maps and foliations in the real plane
- Parallel vector fields and global injectivity in two dimensions
- Foliations raised by quadratic-like polynomial submersions on the real plane and a sharp result on the real Jacobian conjecture
- Partial immersions and partially free maps
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