2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jappmathmech.2006.11.008
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Periodic motions of a reversible second-order mechanical system

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“…With the previous results we are able to present a uniform bound on Ω p for the functionβ(t) on [0, N π]. Integrating over the equation (24) we arrive toβ From (19) and (20) we get…”
Section: Bounds For the Continuation Equationmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…With the previous results we are able to present a uniform bound on Ω p for the functionβ(t) on [0, N π]. Integrating over the equation (24) we arrive toβ From (19) and (20) we get…”
Section: Bounds For the Continuation Equationmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…Поэтому теорема 3 не работает в силу вырождения, и исследование устойчивости равновесия требует привлечения членов более высокого порядка малости. Заметим, что исследование устойчивости, предпринятое в работе [7] для произвольных значений e, неверное. К примеру, нет анализа кривой b = b(e), содержащей бесконечную по-следовательность экстремальных точек b(e j ) = ±1, {e j } → 1 при j → ∞, и, как следствие, нет выводов о неустойчивости равновесия в первом приближении при e = e j .…”
Section: дифференциальные уравнения относительно X Ij (T E) Z Ij (Tunclassified
“…This problem has been considered in several papers and the basic approach has been the continuation from the circular problem (see [16], [2], [3], [4], [19], [18]). For e = 0 the primaries move on a common circumference of radius r(t, 0) = 1/2.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%