A Gasull, J Libre - SIAM Journal on Mathematical Analysis, 1990 - SIAM
The number of solutions of the Abel differential equation dx(t)/dt=A(t)x(t)^3+B(t)x(t)^2+C(t)x(t) satisfying the condition x(0)=x(1) is studied, under the hypothesis that either A(t) or B(t) does …
NG Lloyd - London Math. Soc. Lecture Note Ser, 1988 - books.google.com
×= P (x, y), ÿ= Q (x, y)(1) in which P and Q are polynomials. An account is given of some recent work concerning the number of limit cycles of such systems and their relative …
We consider the class of polynomial differential equations x˙= λx+ Pn (x, y), y˙= λy+ Qn (x, y), in R2 where Pn (x, y) and Qn (x, y) are homogeneous polynomials of degree n> 1 and λ≠ 0 …
In this paper we prove, that under certain hypotheses, the planar differential equation:˙ x= X1 (x, y)+ X2 (x, y),˙ y= Y1 (x, y)+ Y2 (x, y), where (Xi, Yi), i= 1, 2, are quasi-homogeneous vector …
A Gasull, A Guillamon - International Journal of Bifurcation and …, 2006 - World Scientific
This paper deals with the problem of finding upper bounds on the number of periodic solutions of a class of one-dimensional nonautonomous differential equations: those with …
The paper deals with Hamiltonian systems with homogeneous nonlinearities. We prove that such systems have no isochronous centers, that the period annulus of any of its centres is …
J Huang, H Liang, J Llibre - Journal of Differential Equations, 2018 - Elsevier
In this paper we study the limit cycles of the planar polynomial differential systems x˙= ax− y+ P n (x, y), y˙= x+ a y+ Q n (x, y), where P n and Q n are homogeneous polynomials of degree …
JL Bravo, M Fernández, A Gasull - International Journal of …, 2009 - World Scientific
We prove that some 2π-periodic generalized Abel equations of the form x′= A (t) xn+ B (t) xm+ C (t) x, with n≠ m and n, m≥ 2 have at most three limit cycles. The novelty of our result …
M Carbonell, J Llibre - Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 1989 - Elsevier
We study the class of vector fields of the form x= P 1 (x, y)+ P n (x, y), y= Q 1 (x, y)+ Q n (x, y), where P k and Q k are real homogeneous polynomials of degree k, n⩾ 2, and the origin is a …