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Is each path in a phase portrait unique?
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[QUOTE="crastinus, post: 6065002, member: 484914"] As I understand it, the phase space is the space of all possible states, without reference to the rule of transformation from one state to another; whereas the phase portrait is the phase space with the paths from one state to another connected following the system's rule of transformation. If that is so, then, for a classical system, is there only one path in the phase portrait between two states [I]A[/I] and [I]B[/I] over a fixed time interval from [I]t[SUB]i[/SUB] [/I]to [I]t[SUB]j[/SUB][/I]? [/QUOTE]
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