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Convex Analysisの二,三の進展について

Series Preface * Preface to the Third Edition * 1 Linear Systems * 2 Nonlinear Systems: Local Theory * 3 Nonlinear Systems: Global Theory * 4 Nonlinear Systems: Bifurcation Theory * References * Index

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Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems

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Introduction to the Modern Theory of Dynamical Systems

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The dynamics of acute inflammation.

We consider asymptotic line fields on generic surfaces in 4-space and show that they are globally defined on locally convex surfaces, and their singularities are the inflection points of the surface. As a consequence of the generalized Poincare-Hopf formula, we obtain some relations between the number of inflection points in a generic surface and its Euler number. In particular, it follows that any 2-sphere, generically embedded as a locally convex surface in 4-space, has at least 4 inflection points.

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Inflection points and topology of surfaces in 4-space

In this paper are studied immersions of surfaces into to R3 whose nets of asymptotic lines are topologically undisturbed under small perturbations of the immersion. These immersions are called structurally asymptotic stable. Sufficient conditions to belong to this class are established here. These conditions focus on the stable patterns around parabolic points, parabolic separatrix connections, periodic asymptotic lines (including those that intercept the parabolic lines) as well the exclusion of recurrent asymptotic lines. The class of immersions that are structurally stable in this sense is open in the C5-topology.

Structural stability of asymptotic lines on surfaces immersed in R3

Can any secrets still be shed by that much studied, uniquely integrable, Elliptic Billiard? Starting by examining the family of 3-periodic trajectories and the loci of their Triangular Centers, one obtains a beautiful and variegated gallery of curves: ellipses, quartics, sextics, circles, and even a stationary point. Secondly, one notices this family conserves an intriguing ratio: Inradius-to-Circumradius. In turn this implies three conservation corollaries: (i) the sum of bounce angle cosines, (ii) the product of excentral cosines, and (iii) the ratio of excentral-to-orbit areas. Monge's Orthoptic Circle's close relation to 4-periodic Billiard trajectories is well-known. Its geometry provided clues with which to generalize 3-periodic invariants to trajectories of an arbitrary number of edges. This was quite unexpected. Indeed, the Elliptic Billiard did surprise us!

Can the Elliptic Billiard Still Surprise Us

In this paper is studied the configuration of lines of curvature near a Whitney umbrella which is the unique stable singularity for maps of surfaces into R 3. The pattern of such configuration is established and characterized in terms of the 3-jet of the map. The result is used to establish an expression for the Euler-Poincare characteristic in terms of the number of umbilics and umbrellas. 1. Introduction. The bending or curvature pattern of a smooth mapping a : M -» R3, where M is a compact oriented two dimensional manifold, will be represented here by singular points, Sa, at which the mapping has rank less than 2 and the bending can be re- garded to be infinite; the umbilic points, Ua, at which the bending is finite but equal in all directions: and by the family of lines of principal curvature T\,a and Ti,a defined on M \ (Ua U 4. They showed that Darbouxian umbilic points characterize those with local structurally stable configuration, under small C3 deformations of the surface. See also the work of Bruce and Fidal (B-F). A study of principal foliations near the set Sa of singular points, aiming to characterize their local stability, was carried out by Gutierrez and Sotomayor (GS2). To this end they gave two sufficient conditions, the first of which is the Whitney singularity condition for stability of mappings in the sense of Singularity Theory (G-G). However, in this paper, an erroneous

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Lines of principal curvature around umbilics and whitney umbrellas

The centers of circumscribed and inscribed circles to the triangles that are the 3-periodic orbits of an elliptic billiard are ellipses. In this article, we obtain the canonical equations o...

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Papers

Inflection points and topology of surfaces in 4-space

Structural stability of asymptotic lines on surfaces immersed in R3

Can the Elliptic Billiard Still Surprise Us

Lines of principal curvature around umbilics and whitney umbrellas

Elliptic Billiards and Ellipses Associated to the 3-Periodic Orbits