Cyclicity of slow–fast cycles with one self-intersection point and two nilpotent contact points<sup>*</sup>

Abstract In this paper, we study the cyclicity of slow–fast cycles with one self-intersection point and two nilpotent contact points in planar slow–fast systems, where the nilpotent contact point is a jump point or a slow–fast Hopf point. These slow–fast cycles can be classified into three cases based on the two nilpotent contact points: (i) both are generic jump points, (ii) one is a generic jump point and the other is a slow–fast Hopf point, and (iii) both are slow–fast Hopf points. By using slow divergence integrals and entry–exit functions, we show that the cyclicity of slow–fast cycles with one self-intersection point and two generic jump points (or one generic jump point and one slow–fast Hopf point) is at most two, and the cyclicity of slow–fast cycles with one self-intersection point and two slow–fast Hopf points is at most three under some specific conditions. Finally, we apply the main results to two predator-prey models.

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Nonlinearity
Published
2024-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6544/ad7c11
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4
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Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
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Cyclicity of slow–fast cycles with one self-intersection point and two nilpotent contact points*

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Cyclicity of slow–fast cycles with one self-intersection point and two nilpotent contact points*

Jicai Huang, Jinhui Yao, Renato Huzak, Shigui Ruan
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Abstract In this paper, we study the cyclicity of slow–fast cycles with one self-intersection point and two nilpotent contact points in planar slow–fast systems, where the nilpotent contact point is a jump point or a slow–fast Hopf point. These slow–fast cycles can be classified into three cases based on the two nilpotent contact points: (i) both are generic jump points, (ii) one is a generic jump point and the other is a slow–fast Hopf point, and (iii) both are slow–fast Hopf points. By using slow divergence integrals and entry–exit functions, we show that the cyclicity of slow–fast cycles with one self-intersection point and two generic jump points (or one generic jump point and one slow–fast Hopf point) is at most two, and the cyclicity of slow–fast cycles with one self-intersection point and two slow–fast Hopf points is at most three under some specific conditions. Finally, we apply the main results to two predator-prey models.

NonlinearityVol. 37(11)
University of Miami (US), Central China Normal University (CN), Hasselt University (BE)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 23%
Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
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