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Nov28-06, 02:49 PM   #1
 

singular points in 3-dim space


For a linearized system I have eigenvalues [tex]\lambda_1, \lambda_2 = a \pm bi \;(a>0)[/tex] and [tex]\lambda_3 < 0 [/tex],
then it should be an unstable spiral point. As [tex]t \to +\infty[/tex] the trajectory will lie in the plane which is parallel with the plane spanned by eigenvectors [tex]v_1,v_2[/tex] corresponding to [tex]\lambda_1, \lambda_2[/tex].

Right? I am just not very sure.
 
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Nov29-06, 07:07 AM   #2
 
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Yes, that is correct.
 
Nov29-06, 08:33 AM   #3
 
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