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1998, Volume 222
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Asymptotic methods of investigation of periodic solutions of nonlinear hyperbolic equations
Authors: A. Yu. Kolesov, E. F. Mishchenko, N. Kh. Rozov
Abstract: The work deals with the asymptotic theory of time periodic solutions of hyperbolic type partial differential equations which simulate oscillation processes in self-excited oscillators with distributed parameters. Peculiarities of the dynamics of the equations in question, including gradient catastrophes, are established and the part played by resonance as a source of relaxation oscillation is revealed. The bufferness phenomenon observed in physical systems is theoretically justified.
The work is intended for researchers, higher school teachers, post-graduates who deal with differential equations and their applications, and for specialists who are interested in mathematical, physical and engeneering problems of the oscillation theory.
ISBN: 5-02-002458-9
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A. Yu. Kolesov, E. F. Mishchenko, N. Kh. Rozov, Asymptotic methods of investigation of periodic solutions of nonlinear hyperbolic equations, Trudy Mat. Inst. Steklova, 222, Nauka, MAIK «Nauka», M., 1998, 192 pp.
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The work deals with the asymptotic theory of time periodic solutions of hyperbolic type partial differential equations which simulate oscillation processes in self-excited oscillators with distributed parameters. Peculiarities of the dynamics of the equations in question, including gradient catastrophes, are established and the part played by resonance as a source of relaxation oscillation is revealed. The bufferness phenomenon observed in physical systems is theoretically justified.
The work is intended for researchers, higher school teachers, post-graduates who deal with differential equations and their applications, and for specialists who are interested in mathematical, physical and engeneering problems of the oscillation theory. |
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