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This is the Exam of Applied Math which includes Uniqueness Theorem, Uniformly Stable, Transition Matrix, Shadowing Lemma, Sequences, Real Numbers, Respect, Generated etc. Key important points are: Constant, Differential Equation, Negative Real Parts, Continuously Dependent, Eigenvalues, Unique Globally, Attracting Limit Cycle, Identically Zero, Fixed Sign, Simply Connected
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(1) Consider the following differential equation in Rn
x′^ = Ax + B(t)x + g(x, t). Assume that (a) A is a constant n × n matrix with only eigenvalues with negative real parts, (b) B(t) is the n × n matrix, continuously dependent on t such that ||B(t)|| → 0 as t → ∞, (c) g(x, t) is C^2 and there are constants a > 0 and k > 0 such that ||g(x, t)|| ≤ k||x||^2 for all t ≥ 0 and ||x|| < a. Prove that there are constants C > 1, δ > 0, λ > 0 such that ||x(t, t 0 , x 0 )|| ≤ C||x 0 ||e−λ(t−t^0 ), t ≥ t 0 ,
whenever ||x 0 || ≤ δ/C, where x(t, t 0 , x 0 ) is the solution of above equation with x(t 0 , t 0 , x 0 ) = x 0. (2) Prove that the following differential equations in R^2 x′^ = x − y − x^3 , y′^ = x + y − y^3 has a unique globally attracting limit cycle on the punctured plane R^2 − { 0 }. (3) Consider a smooth differential equation on the plane
x′^ = g(x, y), y′^ = h(x, y) and let f (x, y) = (g(x, y), h(x, y)). If the divergence of f given by
div f (x, y) =
∂x
g(x, y) +
∂y
h(x, y)
is not identically zero and of fixed sign in a simply connected region Ω. Prove that the system has no periodic orbits in Ω. (4) Suppose that V is a smooth function defined on an open neigh- borhood U of an equilibrium point ¯x of the differential equation x′^ = f (x), where f is a smooth function from Rn^ into itself, such that V (¯x) = 0 and V˙ (x) = (grad V (x), f (x)) > 0 on U − {x¯}. Assume that for each neighborhood N of ¯x, there is a point x∗^ ∈ N such that V (x∗) > 0. Prove ¯x is unstable. 1
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(5) Let Λ be a hyperbolic attractor (so Λ is a transitive hyper- bolic set and there exists a neighborhood⋂ U of Λ such that n≥ 0 f^ n(U ) = Λ). (a) Prove that if x ∈ Λ, then W u(x) ⊂ Λ. (b) Assume in addition that Λ is topologically mixing. Prove that if⋃ p ∈ Per(Λ), then W s(p) is dense in W s(Λ) = x∈Λ W^
s(x). (6) Let f : X → X be a continuous map of a compact metric space. Let Per(f ) be the closure of the periodic points of f , NW(f ) be the set of nonwandering points for f , and CR(f ) be the set of chain recurrent points for f. (a) Define a nonwandering point (b) Prove that Per(f ) ⊂ NW(f ) ⊂ CR(f ). (c) Show be example that Per(f ) may not equal CR(f ). (7) Let f be a diffeomorphism and p a periodic point for f. Let Hp be the equivalence class of periodic points heteroclinically related to p, i.e. q ∼ p if W s(p) t W u(q) 6 = ∅ and W s(q) t W u(p) 6 = ∅. Let Λp be the closure of Hp. Prove that Λp is transitive. (8) Let T : X → X be a measure preserving transformation of the measure space (X, B, μ). (a) Define what it means for T to be ergodic. (b) Define what it means for T to be mixing. (c) Prove that any mixing transformation is ergodic.