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Interpretation:
For the complex
Concept Introduction:
The index of a closed curve C is an integer that measures the winding of the vector curve C is an integer that measures the winding of the vector field on C.
The index also provides information about a fixed point that might happen to lie inside the curve.
Index theory provides global information about the phase portrait
The index of the closed curve C can be defined as the net number of counterclockwise revolutions that are made by the vector field.
Answer to Problem 11E
Solution:
The vector field for
The vector field for
The vector field for
It is to be shown that origin is the only fixed point.
The vector fields will have
Explanation of Solution
Index theory provides global information about the phase portrait. The index of the closed curve C can be defined as the net number of counterclockwise revolutions that are made by the vector field. Mathematically, it can be expressed as:
Here,
Consider complex vector fields as,
Here, k is an integer and is greater than0. Also,
Let,
The Euler’s formula is given as,
a)
Write the vector fields in both Cartesian and polar coordinates for different cases
Case 1)
Solve for
Substitute, 1 for
Substitute,
Substitute,
Here,
And,
Thus, the Cartesian and polar co-ordinate for this vector field is
Solve for
Substitute, 1 for
Substitute
This is the Cartesian co-ordinate for this vector field.
Solve for polar coordinates.
Substitute,
Substitute,
Thus, the Cartesian and polar coordinates for this vector field are
Case 2)
Solve for
Substitute,
This is the Cartesian co-ordinate for this vector field.
Solve for polar coordinates,
Substitute,
Substitute,
Thus, the Cartesian and polar co-ordinate for this vector field are
Solve for
Substitute 2 for
Substitute
This is the Cartesian co-ordinate for this vector field.
Solve for polar coordinates.
Substitute,
Substitute,
Thus, the Cartesian and polar coordinates for this vector field are
Case 3)
Solve for
Substitute,
This is the Cartesian co-ordinate for this vector field.
Solve for polar coordinates,
Substitute,
Substitute,
Thus, the Cartesian and polar co-ordinate for this vector field are
Solve for
Substitute, 3 for
Substitute
This is the Cartesian co-ordinate for this vector field.
Solve for polar coordinates.
Substitute,
Substitute,
Thus, the Cartesian and polar coordinates for this vector field are
b)
It is to be shown that origin is the only fixed point
Take case 1 as
Substitute,
Substitute,
The index can be calculated as,
For the vector field
For the vector field
c)
Let us generalize that this result for
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