… These surfaces are considered as natural generalizations of the notion of a canard. We suggest to use the term “blackswan” by two reasons. The first one is that a swan is a bird of the …
E Shchepakina - Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2005 - iopscience.iop.org
… , the blackswan and canard techniques. Critical regimes are modeled by canards (one–… slow integral manifold (blackswan) consisting entirely of canards, which simulate the critical …
… We consider different problems using the techniques of canards and blackswans. The … to canards the term “canard” is associated with periodic trajectories. In our work a canard is a …
The work is devoted to the investigation of critical phenomena using the geometric theory of singular perturbations, namely, the blackswans and canards techniques. The interest to …
… The application of blackswans consisting entirely of canards to the modeling of critical … Moreover we can use blackswans for the modeling of critical phenomena in chemical …
… In particular, we discuss examples of the canard cascades and a blackswan that arise in … stability, and in particular canards, canard cascades, and blackswans. The term “canard” were …
E Shchepakina - Nonlinear analysis: real world applications, 2003 - Elsevier
… Recall that a trajectory of a singularly perturbed system of differential equations is called a canard, if it follows at first a stable integral manifold, and then an unstable one. Thus, the black …
… As a result we obtain the continuous stable/unstable invariant surface or blackswan [8, 18, 22, 23, 24]. Such surfaces are considered as a multidimensional analogue of the notion of a …
E Shchepakina - Mathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena, 2019 - mmnp-journal.org
… how canards can be easily caught in a class of 3D systems with an exact blackswan (a slow invariant manifold of variable stability). We demonstrate this approach to a canard chase via …