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The Center Manifold Theorem

The Center Manifold Theorem. The Center Manifold Theorem. - Motivation. Step 1 : . . Step 2 : . k. m. k. m. Lower Dimensional part. Question : How do we isolate this lower dimensional part ?. ( times continuously differentiable). k. m. Lower Dimensional part (Continued).

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The Center Manifold Theorem

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  1. The Center Manifold Theorem • The Center Manifold Theorem - Motivation

  2. Step 1 :  Step 2 : k m k m Lower Dimensional part Question : How do we isolate this lower dimensional part ? ( times continuously differentiable)

  3. k m Lower Dimensional part (Continued) Step 3 : Change of variables i.e., Then

  4. Center Manifold Theorem Theorem (Center Manifold Theorem) Consider the system defined by .

  5. Center Manifold Theorem (Continued) Step 4 : Solve for h and evaluate the stability of the reduced system. Remark : One does not need an exact solution of the P.D.E. in order to perform the procedure. Ex: Step 1 :

  6. Example (Continued) Step 2 : Step 3 :

  7. Center Manifold Equation Too hard to solve, in general, so seek an approximated solution. Try :

  8. Pick out the second order terms Plug this into the reduced order equation Then the stability of the above system In general, one would seek to add more terms to h(y), i.e.,

  9. u y System good (BI) good (BO) Input-Output Stability • Input-Output Stability Lyapunov Stability w.r.t. perturbation in initial condition. Input-Output Stability w.r.t. perturbation in input. For linear system, asymptotical stability  BIBO

  10. Input-Output Stability (Continued) How can this tuning be generalized for nonlinear systems ? Another representation normed linear space

  11. Input-Output Stability (Continued) H may be unstable, so y(t) might not have the same norm.

  12. Note : very close to linearity Input-Output Stability (Continued) Definition:

  13. Examples of Gains A few examples of gains 1) H: linear time invariant system described by G(s). Thus

  14. Examples of Gains 2) H: static nonlinearity in the sector [a, b] or equivalently

  15. + - + + Examples of Gains

  16. Examples of Gains

  17. Examples of Gains

  18. Lyapunov Stability & Lp

  19. Theorem (Continued)

  20. Proof Proof:

  21. Example Ex:

  22. Orbital Stability • Orbital Stability • Periodic

  23. Stability of a Trivial Solution

  24. Asymptotically Orbitally Stable

  25. Asymptotically Orbitally Stable Theorem: Proof : See Nonlinear systems : vol. I

  26. Example Ex:

  27. Bifurcation • Bifurcation

  28. stable unstable stable stable Pitchfork bifurcation • Pitchfork bifurcation bifurcation point

  29. Transcritical bifurcation • Transcritical bifurcation

  30. Hopf bifurcation • Hopf bifurcation

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