1. a) Let (x, d) be a metric space. Define a flow on (x, d). b) Let (x, {ϕt}) be a flow on a metric space X. When is xo in x a fixed point of the flow? c) When do you say that a fixed point xo in x is Poincare stable? d) When do you say that a fixed point xo is Lypanov stable?

1. a) Let (x, d) be a metric space. Define a flow on (x, d). b) Let (x, {ϕt}) be a flow on a metric space X. When is xo in x a fixed point of the flow? c) When do you say that a fixed point xo in x is Poincare stable? d) When do you say that a fixed point xo is Lypanov stable?

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