GENERALIZED MASLOV INDICES FOR NON-HAMILTONIAN SYSTEMS THOMAS JOHN BAIRD, ...

Arnold spaces in Section 6, where we settle some natural theoretical questions by providing further. ... V ))for which ξ is decomposable as a product of vectors in V.
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It seems natural to investigate stability for wavemaps by investigating the impact of small random perturbations and this idea leadsto equation (1.2). ... Note that the Hilbert space Hµ is endowedwith the inner-product〈. ψ̂1µ, ψ̂2µ〉Hµ. :=.
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Pϕ associated with the operator A on is formally defined by the dot product. ... Λϕ = a(x,Pϕ) ν. Multiplying this equation by some function ψ C() with respect to the inner product on L2()and applying Green’s formula yields.
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When considering theequation with periodic boundary conditions in both directions it is natural to considerthe linearised equations in Fourier space. ... Proof. Inserting the product φ(ξ, η, t) = h(t)χ(ξ, η) into equation (3) allows for separa-tion
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φN , φ0) as a strong solution. to the stationary NLS equation (1.4) by using the natural Neumann–Kirchhoff boundary conditionsgiven by. ... 2(Γ̃N )-inner product of Υ̃1 and Υ̃2 is not zero, which contradictsto the orthogonality of
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ωx), |x| < L,. creVω|x|, x > L. (8). From the natural continuity conditions at the points of discontinuity. ... the sign of the cross product of the two vectors is unchanged under the flows.
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