To determine: a) The origin [left(0, 0right)] is a critical point of the systems. [frac{dx}{dt}=y + x left(x^{2} + y^{2}right), frac {dx}{dt}= -x + y

nicekikah

nicekikah

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2020-11-08

To determine:
a) The origin [0 0] is a critical point of the systems.
[dxdt=y + x(x2 + y2), dxdt= x + y(x2 + y2)]and[dxdt=y  x(x2 + y2), dxdt= x  y(x2 + y2)]. Futhermore, it is a center of the corresponding linear system.
b) The systems [dxdt=y + x(x2 + y2), dxdt= x + y(x2 + y2)]and[dxdt=y  y + x(x2 + y2), dxdt= x  y(x2 + y2)] are almost linear.
c) To prove: [drdt < 0]and[r 0 as t ], hence the critical point for the system [dxdt=y  x(x2 + y2), dxdt= x  y(x2 + y2)] is asymptotically stable and the solution of the initial value problem for [r with r=r0 at t=0] becomes unbounded as [t12 r20], hence the critical point for the system

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falhiblesw

falhiblesw

Skilled2020-11-09Added 97 answers

a)
The systems of equations are [dxdt=y + x(x2 + y2), dxdt= x + y(x2 + y2) and dxdt=y  x(x2 + y2), dxdt= x  y(x2 + y2)].
Formula used: The points, if any, where [f(x)=0] are called critical pointsof the autonomous system [xprime=f(x)].
Proof: The critical points of the system [dxdt=y + x(x2 + y2), dydt= x + y(x2 + y2)] are found by solving the equations [y + x(x2 + y2)=0 and x + y(x2 + y2)=0].
From the equation [x2 + y2= yx] and from the second equation [x2 + y2=xy],
 yx=xy
 x2 + y2=0
Thus, the only critical point is [0 0].
Now,
The critical points of the system [dxdt=y  x(x2 + y2), dydt= x  y(x2 + y2)] are found by solving the equations

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