The existence of periodic solutions for nonconservative superlinear second order ODEs: a rotation number and spiral analysis approach

<p>We investigate the existence of periodic solutions for nonconservative superlinear second-order differential equations in the sense of rotation numbers. Specifically, we focus on equations whose solutions at infinity behave comparably to a suitable linear system. By employing a rotation number approach, spiral analysis, and fixed-point theorems, we establish the existence of periodic solutions for nonconservative superlinear second-order differential equations. Among the equations we consider, a notable subclass is partially superlinear second-order differential equations, which provide a concrete illustration of our results. Our results extend several recent results, thereby advancing to a more comprehensive understanding of periodic behavior in nonconservative systems.</p>

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Electronic Research Archive
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.3934/era.2025003
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Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
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The existence of periodic solutions for nonconservative superlinear second order ODEs: a rotation number and spiral analysis approach

Shuang Wang, Fanfan Chen, Chunlian Liu
Electronic Research Archive
Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
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The existence of periodic solutions for nonconservative superlinear second order ODEs: a rotation number and spiral analysis approach

Shuang Wang, Fanfan Chen, Chunlian Liu
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<p>We investigate the existence of periodic solutions for nonconservative superlinear second-order differential equations in the sense of rotation numbers. Specifically, we focus on equations whose solutions at infinity behave comparably to a suitable linear system. By employing a rotation number approach, spiral analysis, and fixed-point theorems, we establish the existence of periodic solutions for nonconservative superlinear second-order differential equations. Among the equations we consider, a notable subclass is partially superlinear second-order differential equations, which provide a concrete illustration of our results. Our results extend several recent results, thereby advancing to a more comprehensive understanding of periodic behavior in nonconservative systems.</p>

Electronic Research ArchiveVol. 33(1)
Zhejiang Sci-Tech University (CN), Nantong University (CN), Yancheng Teachers University (CN)
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