The main results give hypotheses ensuring that a non-autonomous first order Hamiltonian system has a global branch of homoclinic solutions bifurcating from an eigenvalue of odd multiplicity of the linearization. The system is required to be asymptotically periodic (as time goes to plus and minus infinity) and these limit problems should have no homoclinic solutions. Furthermore, the asymptotic limits of the linearization should have no characteristic multipliers on the unit circle. The proof uses the topological degree for proper Fredholm maps of index zero

Secchi, S., Stuart, C. (2003). Global bifurcation of homoclinic solutions of Hamiltonian systems. DISCRETE AND CONTINUOUS DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS, 9(6), 1493-1518 [10.3934/dcds.2003.9.1493].

Global bifurcation of homoclinic solutions of Hamiltonian systems

Secchi, S;
2003

Abstract

The main results give hypotheses ensuring that a non-autonomous first order Hamiltonian system has a global branch of homoclinic solutions bifurcating from an eigenvalue of odd multiplicity of the linearization. The system is required to be asymptotically periodic (as time goes to plus and minus infinity) and these limit problems should have no homoclinic solutions. Furthermore, the asymptotic limits of the linearization should have no characteristic multipliers on the unit circle. The proof uses the topological degree for proper Fredholm maps of index zero
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Hamiltonian system; homoclinic solution; global bifurcation; topological degree; Fredholm operator; proper map
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2003
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Secchi, S., Stuart, C. (2003). Global bifurcation of homoclinic solutions of Hamiltonian systems. DISCRETE AND CONTINUOUS DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS, 9(6), 1493-1518 [10.3934/dcds.2003.9.1493].
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