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Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems

           Shouvik Bhattacharya

     Minnesota State University Moorhead


                 April 16, 2013




     Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
Outline




  Cycles

  Limit Cycles

  Van der Pol Equation




                 Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
Cycles


  Definition

  A cycle is a periodic solution of a Differential Equation.

  If the independent variable t does not appear explicitly in the
  differential equation, then it is called an Autonomous Differential
  Equation.

  Definition

  An algebraic system is a differential system whose equations are
  polynomials.




                     Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
An Example of a Cycle




  Problem           
                     dx(t)
                            = y · (1 − x 2 )
                       dt                                                     (1)
                     dy (t)
                            = −x · (1 − y 2 )
                       dt

  How do you solve this problem?




                   Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
An Example of a Cycle Contd.



  Steps

  1. You rewrite the equations in the form of dy /dx.

  2. Then you apply separation of variables techniques.

  3. The solution has the form:

                        (1 − y 2 ) · (1 − x 2 ) = A                            (2)




                    Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
An Example of a Cycle Contd.


  These are some solutions of the system




                   Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
Hamiltonian



  Theorem
  The system
                        
                         dx(t)
                                = X (x, y )
                            dt                                                 (3)
                         dy (t)
                                = Y (x, y )
                            dt
                     ∂X   ∂Y
  is Hamiltonian, iff    +     = 0.
                     ∂x   ∂y




                    Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
Limit Cycles




  Definition

  A limit cycle represents a periodic and isolated solution of the
  Differential Equation.




                     Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
An Example of a limit cycle




  Problem

             
              dx(t)
                     = −y + x · (1 − x 2 + y 2 )
                dt                                                          (4)
              dy (t)
                     = x + y · (1 − x 2 + y 2 )
                dt




                 Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
An Example of a Limit Cycle Contd.

  Steps

  1. You transform the coordinates.

  2. Carefully compute the derivatives.

  3. The solution has the form:

                                θ(t) = t + C                                   (5)


                            dr /dt = r · (1 − r )                              (6)

  When r is not changing the solution curve is the equation of a
  circle, centered at (0,0).


                    Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
Van der Pol Equation



  Theorem

  If a polynomial system of Lienard equation
                      
                       dx(t)
                                =y
                            dt                                         (7)
                       dy (t)
                                = −f (x) · y − g (x)
                            dt
  satifies (i) (f, g) = 0, (ii)deg (f ) ≥ deg (g ), and(g /f ) = const,
  then it has no algebraic solution(Odani 1992).




                     Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
Van der Pol Equation Contd.



  Corollary
  The system of the Van der Pol System
                
                 dx(t)
                         =y
                     dt                                               (8)
                 dy (t)
                         = µ · (x 2 − 1) · y − x, µ = 0,
                     dt
  has no algebraic solution curves. In particular the limit cycle of it is
  not algebraic (Odani 1992).




                     Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
Van der Pol Equation Contd.




  A triode may be modeled by the Van der Pol equation

                        x + (x 2 − 1)x + x = 0
                        ¨            ˙
  Problem
  For some values of , Van der Pol system has a limit cycle.




                    Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
Acknowledgements




  I would like to thank Dr. Damiano Fulghesu for his patience and
  support. I would also like to thank Dr. Linda Winkler for always
  encouraging me to appreciate mathematics problems.




                    Shouvik Bhattacharya   Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems

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Math 497#w14

  • 1. Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems Shouvik Bhattacharya Minnesota State University Moorhead April 16, 2013 Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 2. Outline Cycles Limit Cycles Van der Pol Equation Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 3. Cycles Definition A cycle is a periodic solution of a Differential Equation. If the independent variable t does not appear explicitly in the differential equation, then it is called an Autonomous Differential Equation. Definition An algebraic system is a differential system whose equations are polynomials. Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 4. An Example of a Cycle Problem   dx(t)  = y · (1 − x 2 ) dt (1)  dy (t)  = −x · (1 − y 2 ) dt How do you solve this problem? Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 5. An Example of a Cycle Contd. Steps 1. You rewrite the equations in the form of dy /dx. 2. Then you apply separation of variables techniques. 3. The solution has the form: (1 − y 2 ) · (1 − x 2 ) = A (2) Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 6. An Example of a Cycle Contd. These are some solutions of the system Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 7. Hamiltonian Theorem The system   dx(t)  = X (x, y ) dt (3)  dy (t)  = Y (x, y ) dt ∂X ∂Y is Hamiltonian, iff + = 0. ∂x ∂y Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 8. Limit Cycles Definition A limit cycle represents a periodic and isolated solution of the Differential Equation. Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 9. An Example of a limit cycle Problem   dx(t)  = −y + x · (1 − x 2 + y 2 ) dt (4)  dy (t)  = x + y · (1 − x 2 + y 2 ) dt Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 10. An Example of a Limit Cycle Contd. Steps 1. You transform the coordinates. 2. Carefully compute the derivatives. 3. The solution has the form: θ(t) = t + C (5) dr /dt = r · (1 − r ) (6) When r is not changing the solution curve is the equation of a circle, centered at (0,0). Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 11. Van der Pol Equation Theorem If a polynomial system of Lienard equation   dx(t)  =y dt (7)  dy (t)  = −f (x) · y − g (x) dt satifies (i) (f, g) = 0, (ii)deg (f ) ≥ deg (g ), and(g /f ) = const, then it has no algebraic solution(Odani 1992). Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 12. Van der Pol Equation Contd. Corollary The system of the Van der Pol System   dx(t)  =y dt (8)  dy (t)  = µ · (x 2 − 1) · y − x, µ = 0, dt has no algebraic solution curves. In particular the limit cycle of it is not algebraic (Odani 1992). Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 13. Van der Pol Equation Contd. A triode may be modeled by the Van der Pol equation x + (x 2 − 1)x + x = 0 ¨ ˙ Problem For some values of , Van der Pol system has a limit cycle. Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems
  • 14. Acknowledgements I would like to thank Dr. Damiano Fulghesu for his patience and support. I would also like to thank Dr. Linda Winkler for always encouraging me to appreciate mathematics problems. Shouvik Bhattacharya Limit Cycles of Algebraic Systems