Singular Points, Closed Orbits, Stable Manifolds and Unstable Manifolds of Second Order Autonomous Birkhoff Systems

Aim To study singular points, closed orbits, stable manifolds and unstable manifolds of a second order autonomous Birkhoff system. Methods Qualitative methods of ordinary differential equation were used. Results and Conclusion The criteria for singular points, closed orbits and hyperbolic equilibrium points of a second order autonomous Birkhoff system are given. Moreover the stability of equilibria, stable manifolds and unstable manifolds are obtained.

Two-Dimensional Manifolds with Computation V-Function of ODE Systems

The computation of stable or unstable manifold of two-dimensional is developed, which is an efficient method in studying stable structure analysis of system character geometrically. The Lorentz stable manifold is computed by the fixed arclength method and the hyperbolic equilibrium is a saddle. The two-dimensional stable structure of Lorentz manifold is significant in people’s usual view. We also introduce the V-function to compute the V-manifold correspondingly. The defined V-function is smooth in the unstable direction of the manifold. Especially, the routh to period-doubling attractor on manifold surface is discussed too.

Existence of local stable manifolds for some nondensely defined nonautonomous partial functional differential equations

In this paper,we establish the existence of local stable manifolds for a semi-linear differential equation,where the linear part is a Hille-Yosida operator on a Banach space and the nonlinear forcing term f satisfies the ψ-Lipschitz conditions,where ψ belongs to certain classes of admissible function spaces.The approach being used is the fixed point arguments and the characterization of the exponential dichotomy of evolution equations in admissible spaces of functions defined on the positive half-line.

Parameter Dependence of Stable Manifolds for Nonuniform (μ, ν)-dichotomies

We construct stable invariant manifolds for semiflows generated by the nonlinear impulsive differential equation with parameters x＇= A（t）x ＋ f（t, x, λ）, t≠τi and x（τ＋i） = Bix（τi） ＋ gi（x（τi）, λ）, i ∈ N in Banach spaces, assuming that the linear impulsive differential equation x＇= A（t）x, t≠τi and x（τ＋i） = Bix（τi）, i ∈ N admits a nonuniform （μ, ν）-dichotomy. It is shown that the stable invariant manifolds are Lipschitz continuous in the parameter λ and the initial values provided that the nonlinear perturbations f, g are sufficiently small Lipschitz perturbations.

AN IMPROVEMENT AND PROOF OF OGY METHOD

OGY method is the most important method of controlling chaos. It stabilizes a hyperbolic periodic orbit by making small perturbations for a system parameter. This paper improves the method of choosing parameter, and gives a mathematics proof of it.

AVERAGING PRINCIPLE FOR QUASI-GEOSTROPHIC MOTIONUNDER RAPIDLY OSCILLATING FORCING

A class of large scale geophysical fluid flows are modelled by the quasi-geostrophic equation. An averaging principle for quasi-geostrophic motion under rapidly oscil-lating ( non-autonomous) forcing was obtained, both on finite but large time intervals and on the entire time axis. This includes comparison estimate, stability estimate, and convergence result between quasi-geostrophic motions and its averaged motions. Furthermore, the existence of almost periodic quasi-geostrophic motions and attractor convergence were also investigated.

Analytic approach on geometric structure of invariant manifolds of the collinear Lagrange points

An analytical method is proposed to find geometric structures of stable,unstable and center manifolds of the collinear Lagrange points.In a transformed space,where the linearized equations are in Jordan canonical form,these invariant manifolds can be approximated arbitrarily closely as Taylor series around Lagrange points.These invariant manifolds are represented by algebraic equations containing the state variables only without the help of time.Thus the so-called geometric structure of these invariant manifolds is obtained.The stable,unstable and center manifolds are tangent to the stable,unstable and center eigenspaces,respectively.As an example of applicability,the invariant manifolds of L 1 point of the Sun-Earth system are considered.The stable and unstable manifolds are symmetric about the line from the Sun to the Earth,and they both reach near the Earth,so that the low energy transfer trajectory can be found based on the stable and unstable manifolds.The periodic or quasi-periodic orbits,which are chosen as nominal arrival orbits,can be obtained based on the center manifold.

Transient Angle Stability of Inverters Equipped with Robust Droop Control

Transient angle stability of inverters equipped with the robust droop controller is investigated in this work.At first,the conditions on the control references to guarantee the existence of a feasible post-disturbance operating point are derived.Then,the post-disturbance equilibrium points are found and their stability properties are characterized.Furthermore,the attraction regions of the stable equilibrium points are accurately depicted by calculating the stable and unstable manifolds of the surrounding unstable equilibrium points,which presents an explanation to system transient stability.Finally,the transient control considerations are provided to help the inverter ridethrough the disturbance and maintain its stability characteristics.It is shown that the transient angle stability is not a serious problem for droop controlled inverters with proper control settings.

Stability and Uniqueness of Periodic Orbits Produced During Homoclinic Bifurcation

Under a generic assumption, the existence and the uniqueness of the periodic orbit generating from a homoclinic bifurcation are shown, and the dimensions of its stable and unstable manifolds are given. In the case of a 3-dimensional system, our result revises the stability criterion given in [4,5].

Hyperbolic structure and stickiness effect: A case of a 2D area-preserving twist mapping

The stickiness effect suffered by chaotic orbits diffusing in the phase space of a dynamical system is studied in this paper.Previous works have shown that the hyperbolic structures in the phase space play an essential role in causing the stickiness effect.We present in this paper the relationship between the stickiness effect and the geometric property of hyperbolic structures.Using a two-dimensional area-preserving twist mapping as the model,we develop the numerical algorithms for computing the positions of the hyperbolic periodic orbits and for calculating the angle between the stable and unstable manifolds of the hyperbolic periodic orbit.We show how the stickiness effect and the orbital diffusion speed are related to the angle.