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To compute the limit cycle of a given system using numerical integration and to verify that it lies in the tapping region. Concept Introduction: Limit cycle is the closed trajectory such that neighbouring trajectories to the limit cycle are not closed. Trapping region is the closed connected region such that vector field points are inside at all points on the boundary of trapping region

To compute the limit cycle of a given system using numerical integration and to verify that it lies in the tapping region. Concept Introduction: Limit cycle is the closed trajectory such that neighbouring trajectories to the limit cycle are not closed. Trapping region is the closed connected region such that vector field points are inside at all points on the boundary of trapping region

Solution Summary: The author explains that the limit cycle of a given system is confined in the constructed trapping region.

Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos

Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos

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ISBN: 9780813349107

Author: Steven H. Strogatz

Publisher: PERSEUS D

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Chapter 7.3, Problem 2E

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To compute the limit cycle of a given system using numerical integration and to verify that it lies in the tapping region.

Concept Introduction:

Limit cycle is the closed trajectory such that neighbouring trajectories to the limit cycle are not closed.

Trapping region is the closed connected region such that vector field points are inside at all points on the boundary of trapping region

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