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Limit orbit above Hopf bifurcation, derived by time integration

lanast
2020-02-01
2020-02-09
  • lanast

    lanast - 2020-02-01

    Hello together,
    in order to "continue" branches of limit cycles above the Hopf bifurcation point, I am simulating the system's response with ode15s by giving the system a slight disturbance at a parameter just above the Hopf point. Indeed, a stable (for the supercritical case) limit cycle appears, which I am feeding into initOrbLC. Are there general guidelines for the extent of time history, that this function requires, besides being between 1x and 2x of the period? I am realizing that the amount of points influences the system performance later, during continuation..
    Thanks, and a nice weekend
    lanast

     

    Last edit: lanast 2020-02-01
    • hilmeijer

      hilmeijer - 2020-02-04

      Dear Ianast,

      For InitOrbLC, that's indeed the strategy.
      You pick up the final point and then do a simulation for something like 1.1-1.5 times the period.

      The number of mesh points (40 is a good choice normally) only needs to be high if the shape of your periodic orbit requires that.

      Best, Hil


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      Hello together,
      in order to "continue" branches of limit cycles above the Hopf bifurcation point, I am simulating the systems response with ode15s by giving the system a slight disturbance at a parameter just above the Hopf point. Indeed, a stable (for the supercritical case) limit cycle appears , which I am feeding into initOrbLC. Are there general guidelines for the extent of time history, that this function requires, besides being between 1x and 2x of the period? I am realizing that the amount of points influences the system performance later, during continuation..
      Thanks, and a nice weekend
      lanast


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  • lanast

    lanast - 2020-02-09

    Thank you for this hint Hil

     

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