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May5-08, 12:16 PM   #1
 

tow questions ( differential equation )




Please can you solve this tow questions today....



Q1) If g is a function such that g(0)=0 and all high order derivatives exist consider the
autonomous system

dx/dt = g(y) dy/dt = g(x)

a. show that (o.o) is critical point and that system is almost linear in the neighborhood of (o.o)


b. show that if g'(o)>o then critical point (o,o) is unstable and that if g'(o)<o then the critical point is asymptotically stable


c. show that the critical point (o,o) is a saddle point and unstable






Q2) consider the system

dx/dt =f(y) dy/dt =g(x)

where f,g are functions whit all their higher derivatives exist and f(o)=g(o)=o and f'(0)≠0 g'(o)≠o


a. show that (o.o) is critical point of the system and the system is almost linear system at it.




b. show that if f'(0)g'(0)>0 then the critical point (0.0) is a saddle point and if f'(0)g'(0)<0 then the critical point (0.0) is a center or spiral point



thank you

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May5-08, 01:54 PM   #2
 
please help me and i well be thanking for you
May5-08, 01:58 PM   #3
 
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