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Invariant sub-manifolds and modes of nonlinear autonomous systems

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A definition of the modes of a nonlinear autonomous system was developed. The existence conditions and orbits' nature of modes are given by using the geometry theory of invariant manifolds that include stable manifold theorem, center maifold theorm and sub-center manifold theorem. The Taylor series expansion was used in order to approach the sub-manifolds of the modes and obtain the motions of the mods on the manifolds. Two examples were given to demonstrate the applications.

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Guojing, Z., Jianguo, W. Invariant sub-manifolds and modes of nonlinear autonomous systems. Appl Math Mech 19, 687–693 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02452377

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