Phase Portraits of Planar Quadratic Systems by John Reyn

By John Reyn

Although a few examples of section images of quadratic platforms can already be present in the paintings of Poincaré, the 1st paper dealing completely with those structures used to be released by way of Büchel in 1904. through the tip of the 20 th century an expanding circulation of courses ended in approximately one thousand papers at the subject.

This booklet makes an attempt to provide a presentation of the development of our wisdom of part pics of quadratic structures, paying precise consciousness to the ancient improvement of the topic. The ebook organizes the snap shots into sessions, utilizing the notions of finite and limitless multiplicity and finite and countless index. Classifications of section pictures for numerous sessions are given utilizing the well known equipment of section aircraft analysis.

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This ebook is meant for arithmetic graduate scholars and researchers learning quadratic systems.

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7 If mt is finite,then mt =7. Proof. Assume that there exist no critical points on the y axis; if not rotate and/or shift the y axis a small amount. 8) may then be written as zz = —zP(z,u), zii — Q(z, u) — uP(z, u)) where P(z, u) = a20 + ai0z + anu + a0oZ2 + a0\zu + a0iu2, Q(z, u) = b20 + bi0z + bnu + b00z2 + b0izu + b02u2, and only critical points in the finite part of the (z, u) plane need be considered. Counting multiplicity on z = Q(zy u)—uP(z, u)=0 yields a contribution of three, whereas P(z,u) = Q(z,u) — uP(z)u) = 0 yields a contribution of four to the total multiplicity mt=7.

Ii) If D<0, apart from the complex critical points A:(i,i) and (B,B):(—i,—i) there exist the real critical points C and D. 18) - B2) - (c 45 + 2c46 + c56 V - D + [-A + i(--B2 + [A + i^B, + (c 45 + c 4 6 )V - D)]x + (c 46 + c 5 6 )V - D)}y = 0. 4. Q U A D R A T I C SYSTEMS W I T H m / = 47 4 Similarly, the complex degenerate isocline m is now given by the nonconjugate complex isoclinic lines AD : - i ( B ! 20) BC : - - ( # ! - B2) + (c 45 + 2c46 + c56) V ~ ^ +[-A - i(-B2 + [A - i(~Bx + (c 45 + c56) V - D)]x + (c46 + c56) V " £>)]» = 0.

Conversely, if the two branches of 1 coincide on (y — x)2 = 0 , for the x coordinate of a critical point it follows from P(x,x)—Q(x,x)=0 that (a 20 + a n + a 0 2 )(l + x2) = (b20 + bn + 6 02 )(1 -f x2) = 0 and since (a 20 + a n + a 0 2 ) 2 + (b20 + bn + 6 02 ) 2 ^ 0 as A ^ 0 , there is x=±i and correspondingly y = ±i ,thus A and B are double points c2 and there exist four critical points on 1. Apart from the real degenerate isocline 1 there exist two degenerate complex isoclines k and m. (i) If D>0, all critical points are complex.

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