Analytic invariant curves for an iterative equation related to mosquito model

In this paper, we study the existence of analytic invariant curves of a iterative equation which from mosquito model. By constructing an invertible analytic solution g(x) of an auxiliary equation of the form invertible analytic solutions of the form g(αg ^{? 1}(x)) for the original iterative functional equation are obtained. Besides the hyperbolic case 0 < | α | < 1, we focus on those α on the unit circle S¹, that is, | α | = 1. We discuss not only those α at resonance, that is at a root of the unity, but also those α near resonance under the Brjuno condition. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Analytic invariant curves for an iterative equation related to dissipative standard map

In this paper, we study existence of invariant curves of an iterative equation which is from dissipative standard map. By constructing an invertible analytic solution g (x ) of an auxiliary equation of the form invertible analytic solutions of the form g (λ g  ^? 1(x )) for the original iterative functional equation are obtained. Besides the hyperbolic case 0 < |λ | < 1, we focus on those λ on the unit circle S ¹, that is, |λ | = 1. We discuss not only those λ at resonance, that is, at a root of the unity, but also those λ near resonance under the Brjuno condition. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Quadratic invariant curves for a planar mapping

A planar mapping was derived from a second order delay differential equation with a piecewise constant argument. Invariant curves for the planar mapping reflects on the dynamics of the differential equation. Results were reported on a planar mapping admitting quadratic invariant curves y=x ²+C, except for the case -3/4≥C≤0. This remaining case is now resolved, and we describe the solutions of the functional equation K(x ²+C)+k(x)=x by iterations of y.     

Analytic invariant curves for a planar map

In this paper, we study the existence of analytic invariant curves for two-dimensional maps of the form F(x,y) = (x + y, y + G(x) + H(x + y)).     

Analytic solutions of a second-order nonautonomous iterative functional differential equation

In this paper a second-order nonautonomous iterative functional differential equation is considered. By reducing the equation with the Schröder transformation to another functional differential equation without iteration of the unknown function, we give existence of its local analytic solutions. We first discuss the case that the constant α given in the Schröder transformation does not lie on the unit circle in C and the case that the constant lies on the circle but fulfills the Diophantine condition. Then we further study the case that the constant is a unit root in C but the Diophantine condition is offended. Finally, we investigate analytic solutions of the form of power functions.     

Analytic invariant curves for a second order difference equation modelled from macroeconomics under the Brjuno condition

In this paper, we investigate analytic invariant curves of a planar mapping which derives a second order difference equation modelled from macroeconomics under the Brjuno condition that is weaker than the Diophantine condition, and present analytic invariant curves by constructing uniformly convergent power series.     

Remark on invariant curves for planar mappings

Bounded solutions for a functional equation were investigated by Ng and Zhang [C. T. Ng, W. Zhang, Invariant curves for planar mapping, J. Difference Eqn. Appl. 3 (1997) 147-168]. In this paper, we consider its solutions which may be unbounded. We give not only existence and uniqueness of its solutions but also the convex and concave solutions. Moreover, some examples are given.     

Analytic solutions of a general nonlinear functional equations near resonance

Existence of analytic solutions of a general class of nonlinear functional equations is discussed. This general class includes some specific functional equations studied recently. Moreover, we can generalize this problem to finding analytic solutions of a general class of iterative equations.     

Existence of invariant curves for area-preserving mappings under weaker non-degeneracy conditions

We consider a class of analytic area-preserving mappings C^m-smoothly depending on a parameter. Without imposing on any non-degeneracy assumption, we prove a formal KAM theorem for the mappings, which implies many previous KAM-type results under some non-degeneracy conditions. Moreover, by this formal KAM theorem, we can also obtain some new interesting results under some weaker non-degeneracy conditions. Thus, the formal KAM theorem can be regarded as a general KAM theorem for areapreserving mappings.     

Polygonal invariant curves for a planar piecewise isometry

We investigate a remarkable new planar piecewise isometry whose generating map is a permutation of four cones. For this system we prove the coexistence of an infinite number of periodic components and an uncountable number of transitive components. The union of all periodic components is an invariant pentagon with unequal sides. Transitive components are invariant curves on which the dynamics are conjugate to a transitive interval exchange. The restriction of the map to the invariant pentagonal region is the first known piecewise isometric system for which there exist an infinite number of periodic components but the only aperiodic points are on the boundary of the region. The proofs are based on exact calculations in a rational cyclotomic field. We use the system to shed some light on a conjecture that PWIs can possess transitive invariant curves that are not smooth.

     

A full characterization of invariant embeddability of unimodular planar graphs

When can a unimodular random planar graph be drawn in the Euclidean or the hyperbolic plane in a way that the distribution of the random drawing is isometry-invariant? This question was answered for one-ended unimodular graphs in Benjamini and Timar, using the fact that such graphs automatically have locally finite (simply connected) drawings into the plane. For the case of graphs with multiple ends the question was left open. We revisit Halin's graph theoretic characterization of graphs that have a locally finite embedding into the plane. Then we prove that such unimodular random graphs do have a locally finite invariant embedding into the Euclidean or the hyperbolic plane, depending on whether the graph is amenable or not.     

Isolated invariant curves of a foliation

We bound the equisingularity type of the set of isolated separatrices of a holomorphic foliation of in terms of the Milnor number of . This result gives a bound for the degree of an algebraic invariant curve of a foliation of in terms of the degree of , provided that all the branches of are isolated separatrices.

     

Analytic contractions, nontangential limits, and the index of invariant subspaces

Let be a Hilbert space of analytic functions on the open unit disc such that the operator of multiplication with the identity function defines a contraction operator. In terms of the reproducing kernel for we will characterize the largest set such that for each , the meromorphic function has nontangential limits a.e. on . We will see that the question of whether or not has linear Lebesgue measure 0 is related to questions concerning the invariant subspace structure of .

We further associate with a second set , which is defined in terms of the norm on . For example, has the property that for all if and only if has linear Lebesgue measure 0.

It turns out that a.e., by which we mean that has linear Lebesgue measure 0. We will study conditions that imply that a.e.. As one corollary to our results we will show that if dim and if there is a such that for all and all we have , then a.e. and the following four conditions are equivalent:

(1) for some ,

(2) for all , ,

(3) has nonzero Lebesgue measure,

(4) every nonzero invariant subspace of has index 1, i.e., satisfies dim .

     

Mathematical methods for a class of mixed boundary-value problems of planar pentagonal quasicrystal and some solutions

The mathematical theory of elasticity for planar pentagonal quasicrystals is developed and some analytic solutions for a class of mixed boundary-value problems (corresponding to a Griffith crack) of the theory are offered. An alternate procedure and a direct integral approach are proposed. Some analytical solutions are constructed and the stress and displacement fields of a Griffith crack in the quasicrystals are determined. A basis for further studying the mechanical behavior of the material related to planar defects is provided. Project supported by the Foundation of State Education Commission of China for Doctorate Station.     

Reissner厚板弹性弯曲的一般解析解

针对大型工程建设中的Reisner厚板弹性弯曲问题,本文采用复级数方法求解相应的常系数偏微分方程组的边值问题,并首次得到了任意边界条件下的一般解析解.该解形式简单,计算方便、可靠.以四边简支和三边固支一边自由两种支撑条件下厚板承受均布载荷为例进行了分析验算,与已有的计算结果相比,计算结果相当满意.同时本文还着重对解的收敛速度、正确性(合理性)及边界满足情况进行了考察.     

Generalized planar curves and quaternionic geometry

Motivated by the analogies between the projective and the almost quaternionic geometries, we first study the generalized planar curves and mappings. We follow, recover, and extend the classical approach, see e.g., (Sov. Math. 27(1) 63–70 (1983), Rediconti del circolo matematico di Palermo, Serie II, Suppl. 54 75–81) (1998), Then we exploit the impact of the general results in the almost quaternionic geometry. In particular we show, that the natural class of ℍ-planar curves coincides with the class of all geodesics of the so called Weyl connections and preserving this class turns out to be the necessary and sufficient condition on diffeomorphisms to become morphisms of almost quaternionic geometries.     

Estimates on Bloch constants for planar harmonic mappings

The Bloch constants for quasiregular harmonic mappings and open planar harmonic mappings are considered. Better estimates are obtained. The results, presented in this paper, improve the one made by Chen et al. and Grigoryan. This work was supported by the Research Foundation for Doctor Programme (Grant No. 20050574002) and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 10471048)     

Limit cycles and invariant parabola in a kukles system of degree three

In this article,the authors consider a class of Kukles planar polynomial differential system of degree three having an invariant parabola.For this class of second-order differential systems,it is shown that for certain values of the parameters the invariant parabola coexists with a center.For other values it can coexist with one,two or three small amplitude limit cycles which are constructed by Hopf bifurcation.This result gives an answer for the question given in[4],about the existence of limit cycles for such class of system.