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INDEX |
467 |
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Pfaffian system, 448 |
Schwartz, L., 8 |
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Phase plane, 251 |
Second-order equation, boundary-value |
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Phase portrait of orbits, 251, 302 |
problem, 304, 308 |
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Phillips, R. S., 103 |
Sectorial region, 296 |
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Phragmen-Lindelof theorem, 359, 370 |
elliptic, 296, 302 |
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Picard, E., 1 |
hyperbolic, 296, 302 |
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Poincarc, H., 279, 291, 304 |
parabolic, 296 |
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Poincarc asymptotics, 342 |
Selfadjoi nt ness, 151, 155 |
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Poincarc-Bendixson Theorem, 291, 293 |
Semisimple matrix, 70 |
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Poincarc's criterion, 300 |
Shearing transformation, 209 |
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Popken, J., 112 |
Shimomura, S., 138 |
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Potentials, 175, 178 |
Sibuya, Y., 44, 66, 69, 78, 96, 108, 112, |
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finite-zone, 189, |
130, 131, 136, 142, 143, 197, 217, |
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reflectionless, 175, 177, 178, 181 |
227, 232, 304, 342, 360, 363, 365, |
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periodic, 183 |
369, 371, 372, 381, 382, 390, 391, |
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Projection, P,(A), 72 |
392, 399, 419, 420, 424, 436, 438, |
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properties, 73 |
447, 448, 452 |
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Proper node, 253, 254 |
Singular solution, 42 |
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perturbation of, 266 |
Singular perturbation of van der Pol |
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stable, 253, 255, 267 |
equations, 330 |
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unstable, 253 |
Singularity of a linear homogeneous |
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R, real line, I |
system, 132, 134 |
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of the first kind, 113, 132, 136 |
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R", set of all n-column vectors in R, 1 |
of the second kind, 132, 134, 136, 403 |
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Rabenstein, A. L., 36, 70, 101 |
n-th-order linear equation, 436 |
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Ramis, J.-P., 342, 360, 363, 371, 386, 420, |
regular, 131, 133, 134, 394 |
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443 |
irregular, of order k, 134, 441 |
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Reflection coefficient, 175 |
Smale, S., 69, 251 |
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Reflectionless potentials, 177, 178, 181 |
Solution, asymptotic, 374 |
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construction, 178 |
asymptotically stable, 236, 241 |
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Regular singular point, 131, 133, 134, 394 |
independent, 78 |
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Ritt, J. F., 349, 356 |
fundamental matrix, 78, 105, 125, 222 |
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periodic, 184, 288 |
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S,,, set of all diagonalizable matrices, 70 |
of van der Pol equation, 313, 318 |
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S-N decomposition, 74, 75 |
singular, 42 |
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existence, 74 |
trivial, 236, 243 |
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of a differential operator, 121 |
uniqueness, 1, 3, 21 |
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of a function of a matrix f(A), 84 |
Solution curves, 42, 49 |
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of a matrix for a periodic equation, 88 |
Spiral point, 254, 255 |
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of infinite order, 118, 120 |
perturbation of, 270 |
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of a real matrix, 75 |
stable, 254, 256, 270, 272 |
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uniqueness, 75 |
unstable, 254, 272 |
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Saddle point, 252, 255, 256 |
Sperber, S., 112 |
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perturbation of, 261 |
Stability, 235 |
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Sansone, G., 15, 235, 279 |
Stability region, 189 |
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Saito, T., 274 |
Stationary point, 280, 291, 312 |
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Sato, Y., 336 |
isolated, 294 |
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Scalar equations, higher order, 98 |
Stable manifolds, 243 |
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Scattering data, 172, 175 |
analytic structure, 246 |
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