Phase-plane solutions to some singular perturbation problems
Phase-plane solutions to some singular perturbation problems
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一些奇异摄动问题的相平面解
DOI:
10.1016/0022-247x(76)90214-6
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发表时间:
1976
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
R. O'Malley
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作者:
R. O'Malley
We seek asymptotic solutions of the two-point problem ϵ 2 x ̈+ f (x)= 0, 0⩽ t⩽ 1, x (0), x (1) prescribed, as the small parameter ϵ tends to zero. In the (x, ϵ x ̇) phase plane, solutions generally tend to remain at rest points (x, 0) corresponding to maxima of the potential energy V (x)=∝ x f (s) ds. As ϵ→ 0, we (roughly) find that 1.(i) no solutions of bounded variation exist if either V (x (0)) or V (x (1)) exceeds all finite maximum values of V (if any); 2.(ii) if V has a maximum at b with V (x)< V (b) for x< b and max (x (0), x (1))< b, a solution tending to b within (0, 1) exists; 3.(iii) if V has a finite number of maxima between x (0) and x (1), there is a unique monotonic solution which remains at these maximum values; 4.(iv) if x (0) and x (1) are contained between successive maximum points d 1 and d 2 of V with V (d 1)= V (d 2), there are denumerably many solutions which switch between the values d 1 and d 2; 5.(v) if x (0) and x (1) are contained between successive points e 1 and e 2 with V (e 1)= V (e 2) where e 1, but not e 2, is a maximum point of V, there are denumerably many solutions with limit e 1 almost everywhere in (0, 1).