(a) Consider a system of two first-order ordinary differential equations: ₁ =e-2y + sin(a² y2 - 1), y2 = tanh(-y₁ + y2) Linearise the system of ODE close to the (y₁, y2) = (0, 0) equilibrium. For a = 1 the phase portrait of the linearised system is: (5 marks) Ostable node OUnstable node Osaddle OUnstable focus with spiral out OCentre OStable focus with spiral in (b) For which real value of a the system of ODES y₁ = ln(1 - y₁) + a²y2/(1- y₁), y2 = cos(y₁)y₁ + y + ln(1 + y2) when linearised, displays a centre around the equilibria (y1, y2) = (0, 0)? (5 marks) OAny value of a Oa > 1 Oa > 0 Oa < 1
(a) Consider a system of two first-order ordinary differential equations: ₁ =e-2y + sin(a² y2 - 1), y2 = tanh(-y₁ + y2) Linearise the system of ODE close to the (y₁, y2) = (0, 0) equilibrium. For a = 1 the phase portrait of the linearised system is: (5 marks) Ostable node OUnstable node Osaddle OUnstable focus with spiral out OCentre OStable focus with spiral in (b) For which real value of a the system of ODES y₁ = ln(1 - y₁) + a²y2/(1- y₁), y2 = cos(y₁)y₁ + y + ln(1 + y2) when linearised, displays a centre around the equilibria (y1, y2) = (0, 0)? (5 marks) OAny value of a Oa > 1 Oa > 0 Oa < 1
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Transcribed Image Text:(a) Consider a system of two first-order ordinary differential equations: ₁ = e-² + sin(a² y2 - 1), y2 = tanh(-y₁ + y2)
Linearise the system of ODE close to the (y1, y2) = (0,0) equilibrium. For a = 1 the phase portrait of the linearised system is: (5 marks)
OUnstable focus with spiral out
OCentre
OStable focus with spiral in
Ostable node
OUnstable node
Osaddle
(b) For which real value of a the system of ODES
y₁ = ln(1 - y₁) + a²y2/(1-y₁),
(y1, y2) = (0, 0)? (5 marks)
OAny value of a
Oa > 1
Oa> 0
Oa < 1
y2 = cos(y₁)y₁ + y² + In(1 + y₂) when linearised, displays a centre around the equilibria
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