2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jappmathmech.2012.03.006
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Stability sets of multiparameter Hamiltonian systems

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“…j is the lower edge, then it corresponds to values of y near 0 and values of exp ϕ(x) near 0 corresponds to solutions of the initial equation, but values of exp ϕ(x) near infinity do not corresponds to solutions of the initial equation. Thus, expansion (28) gives only parts of solutions for sectors of complex plane x with Re αx β < 0 and it does not give information about solutions outside these sectors.…”
Section: Exponential Expansions Of Solutions [9 10]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…j is the lower edge, then it corresponds to values of y near 0 and values of exp ϕ(x) near 0 corresponds to solutions of the initial equation, but values of exp ϕ(x) near infinity do not corresponds to solutions of the initial equation. Thus, expansion (28) gives only parts of solutions for sectors of complex plane x with Re αx β < 0 and it does not give information about solutions outside these sectors.…”
Section: Exponential Expansions Of Solutions [9 10]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Implementation of the described algorithm see in [9]. Its application to computation of a set of stability of a certain ODE system depending on several parameters see in [10].…”
Section: Implementation and Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Example 11 (cont. of Examples 6-10) [27] The 3D supportS of the third Painleve equation (10) consists of 6 points: Their convex hull Γ is a pentahedron (Fig. 12).…”
Section: Differential Approach [25-30]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…when → 0 or → ∞, then ( ) can be the asymptotic form of the solutions to the full equation (6). Here is a small real number.…”
Section: Power Transformationsmentioning
confidence: 99%